Milksteaks

I made a variation of your garbage bowl, I call it regrettios. Crunch 2 ramen packs, cook and strain. Add a can of tomato soup and cheddar cheese, made that all the time as a kid

Thanks, appreciate the kind words. I actually took someone elses cut patterns and modified it to have indents for roads, settlements and cities. No need to recreate the wheel

This was made on a 3018 pro with a bed extension. It took a lot of extra cuts and time since I could only make a few tiles at a time. It's an alright starter cnc for small projects. Since then I've upgraded to a openbuild 1515

Wow that guy was kinda insufferable, thanks for doing us a service and deleting the account o7

Woah woah, hold on there. We cant just consume less that would mean the line going downwards and we cant have that. The only solution to this problem is infinite growth and a giant space mirror

Ghetto pizzas. Make some toast put tomato sauce or ketchup on it then sprinkle with cheese. You can nuke it to melt the cheese or if you want to spend more effort pop it in the oven. Also if you have more than 2$ you can put toppings like veggies and pepperoni on it.

Edit I just remembered another poorman meal I used to eat all the time. Boil ramen and strain. Add tomato sauce and cheddar. It's like really shitty spaghettios or regrettios if you will. Cheap filling and full of sodium

I'd settle for a cult with a good dentist tbh. According to US healthcare eyes and teeth are separate from the rest of your body.

Riftbreaker isnt really turn based, but it has a lot of base building tower defense style gameplay and its 40% off right now. Super fun and addicting gameplay and a pretty extensive tech tree. Also they have a planned multiplayer patch coming out eventually

Get some French onion or ranch dip and cut them into slices for eating. Another possible option is to dehydrate them into cucumber chips.

Looks great man. Purple heart is also a good choice for end grain cutting boards

We're about 4 missions in and only really play when someone ditches dnd. It's a somewhat complicated game and takes some setup, but the best part is the persistance imo. Global achievements that change the world, robust character progression, and tons of new classes to unlock once you retire a character