White people tacos refers to a specific way of making tacos, which has little to do with any Mexican recipe. It’s named that way because it’s usually eaten by white people.

Ich vermute mal, dass der Autor ChatGPT gebeten hat, das ganze im Stil von Kant umzuformulieren.

What’s an EPC?

Die alternative wäre dann es nicht zu essen.

The vegan shoarma from vicera is so good! And your sides look and sound amazing too.

Wie weniger arbeiten? Dann gehen ja die ganzen Gewinne flöten, die du der Konzern durch die gesteigerte Effizienz einfahren könnte! Denk doch mal an die Wirtschaft!

15 minute cities do exist, just not in the US. Admittedly, the concept doesn’t always work for work related commutes, because some businesses just need lots of infrastructure away from residential areas. But there are plenty of cities where grocery stores, gyms, restaurants, doctors etc. are within biking or walking distance.

Yep, that makes a lot of sense. Making an entire character can take quite long, so I try to do it outside of group sessions especially with new players, but some aspects should be talked through with the group.

A session zero is basically a meeting where the DM and players talk about what kind of campaign they will play, the setting, whether the game will be more combat or RP heavy, whether it will be serious or humorous, topics or themes they’d rather avoid and those they’d like to explore, and maybe a bit about the player characters and how they fit into the story. It’s a good chance to get to know the other players and see whether you’re a good fit for the group.

Meanwhile in the Netherlands:

Good idea for a Christmas gift to whoever makes the rules. Gift them a pair of new garden chair, acquire a better spot to sit, and hopefully they’ll get the message.

This look exactly like a café in Vienna that I visited years ago. Wonder if it still exists.

You could get a folding board, that helps with shirts at least.

Whatsapp doesn’t use a lot of battery at all for me.

Would an electric kettle help? You can boil water with it, and then pour that water over ramen noodles, seasonings like miso paste/ chili flakes/ sesame oil, and chopped veggies. Makes a decent noodle soup, and is less hassle than heating it all up on the stove.

Or a slow cooker/ pressure cooker, where you just put all the ingredients in and it cooks it into a stew, soup or sauce.