Anonymous
10/31/2025, 6:58:12 AM
No.82967752
>>82967640
>I remember it as a kid, so I guess we're about the same age.
I'm only 4 years older than the movie so if you're around that age that's pretty cool. Do you remember the Scary Godmother movies too?
Going all day(night) sounds really fun and yeah it looks like old humans could really find it randomly since all the things required aren't insanely unlikely from happening in nature.
>I don't usually drink alcohol either though, it doesn't really do anything for me.
Keeping it at occasional use is good.
>I do want to get back into brewing to use the booze for cooking and the yeast leftovers as well.
I didn't ask before, but are you allowed to just make your own alcohol as long as you don't sell it? It sounds like a cool pastime. Plus if you have a cellar and you have someone you hate, you can lure them into it by promising them your home brewed alcohol and lock them in there forever.
>How've you been though?
This question has an aura of biology around it but I've been pretty good. I'm starting to read the documentation for the godot game engine to see if I can do what I want to do in there instead of rpgmaker.
>I remember it as a kid, so I guess we're about the same age.
I'm only 4 years older than the movie so if you're around that age that's pretty cool. Do you remember the Scary Godmother movies too?
Going all day(night) sounds really fun and yeah it looks like old humans could really find it randomly since all the things required aren't insanely unlikely from happening in nature.
>I don't usually drink alcohol either though, it doesn't really do anything for me.
Keeping it at occasional use is good.
>I do want to get back into brewing to use the booze for cooking and the yeast leftovers as well.
I didn't ask before, but are you allowed to just make your own alcohol as long as you don't sell it? It sounds like a cool pastime. Plus if you have a cellar and you have someone you hate, you can lure them into it by promising them your home brewed alcohol and lock them in there forever.
>How've you been though?
This question has an aura of biology around it but I've been pretty good. I'm starting to read the documentation for the godot game engine to see if I can do what I want to do in there instead of rpgmaker.