>>716482323
I used to play a lot of magic for years of high school and college, yet in almost a decade I dont think i ever saw a faggot playing it.

What's the fucking point of this shit.

>>40759668
I mean I wasn't certain, but I strongly feel like eyes dont lie lol. Your reading makes sense, she was married at the time (she recently divorced, hence.my question) so I decided not to push it after finding out. Got really close with her mom as friends later on tho lol, but old people love me.


>>40759713
Pretty good reading yes. I have been told I have excuses for everything before, more than once and I do have a short attention span with a new interest each day. Can also be pessimistic, yes. Thanks for the read.

>>40718124
Stupendous reading. Thanks a lot, yes, I was pondering whether to get credentials before hand or in the job. Seems like the former is more advisable and i am inclined to concur. Its an industry have some experience in and I know how much they make the difference.

Do you have any query you'd like me to read?

>>530890959
Yeah, but I do mean copper. Bronze is another thing in Vintage Story, you start with copper, then move on to bronze.

>further purifying the ore. heating, striking, and folding works out unwanted impurities
Ha, I see. Now that you say it, I did remember watching a video about Japanese blacksmithing when I was in my Nioh period, because I wondered what "tamagahane" was, and they explained that he folds and folds and folds because their iron is very impure, so they work it even more to get a decent iron.
Then something about making two kind of iron for the blade so that it's half "get dulled easily but bend", and half "stay sharp but breaks".
Blacksmithing is complex in Vintage Story but we're barely scratching the surface.

>>530888756
So yeah, sorry but trading it is for you.

>>530891180
Yeah, apparently swords are surprisingly complex to make, compared to spears. But Vintage Story has falxes, so my lust for sharpies is satisfied.


Anyway, going to bed now so I won't answer posts for a while, sorry.

>>40684208
College is expensive mostly because of bureaucracy. Namely non-teaching staff (IX compliance). Also other factors such as college athletes, competitiveness, amenities and i suspect students loan lenders.

There is no conspiracy... I'd think. Bureaucratic bloat and capitalism at its finest lol.

>>40673931
Love the query btw so for you, I'll post the spread.

>Page of Wands, Page of Cups, Eight of Wands (R), Four of Wands


Lots of synergy here and lots to talk about. I think more than anything else, you embody love and passion. You aren't particularly wise about how you feel about things, but you express yourself in a very sensible way. Sensitive, good intuition, humble (or reasonably so). This mixes so well with your natural instincts, makes you more charismatic that you maybe aware off and disarms and endless others.

I bet you are very interesting to people, very unique.

Why wouldn't I just by a controller for my phone?

>>211855953
>defending multibillion dollar companies, their teams of expensive lawyers, and their pocket politicians who change the law just for their company to be legally correct