Final Fantasy: Stranger of Paradise had a decent implementation - you get a stack of loot at the end of each level but until you get to the hardest modes you can just slap auto-equip to equip whatever currently has the best stacks. If you do grind your way to the point it actually matters then you're probably happy enough to spend the time perfecting your build anyway..

Heinz was born in '97, Hans would be born in '26 to be 19 in '45, which would mean Heinz was 29 when Hans was born - just the right age to be his father.
I could be wrong, but the timeline works out.

Hans was most likely Heinz's son.

Put high value treats in your neighbours trash so they'll target theirs instead.

Good luck, actually wanting to quit instead of feeling a responsibility to makes it much easier. It's still gonna fucking suck though so I'd both warn your partner now that you're going to be kind of a pissy dickhead for a couple of weeks and make sure you apologise for anything you've done or said afterwards. One thing I found helpful was reassociating my breaks - going outside and just playing on my phone or something for 5 minutes instead of having a cig. After 10 or so years a break and a cig were essentially the same thing in my mind, so breaking that association helped a lot.

Bud Light in the US is 4.2%, Michelob Light 4.3%, Coors Light 4.2% - in the UK Bud Light is only 3.4%, Tennants Light 3.5%, Machester Brewery Light 3.4%. You can remove alcohol to lower the calories, but in Europe Light distinctly refers to the alcohol, not the calories.

Cool guy organises outdoor activity for his local community

Good points: magic+school=fantasy kids can easily relate to

Bad points: the rest

Ah, you're thinking about Social Work's relation to captalism and capitalist society rather than capital then. That's definitely a whole different board game and one I never had the strength to engage with - my mum and sister are social workers and just hearing about their days has left me confident I couldn't do their jobs without physically assaulting a manager - but the book my mum swears by is Clement Atlee's The Social Worker. 1920's reformist western leftism warning etc, but the main thrust of the book is arguing for social workers as agents of agitation and societal change rather than just solving people's problems for them. It's a UK perspective rather than American, but it might help you precipitate more of your thoughts.

https://www.slingshots.uk/vss-slingshot-versatile-simple-slingshot

TL;DR as long as you're not shooting people or animals slingshots are toys, no matter how far, fast, or accurately they propel objects.

Well the most famous I know of is the Kanwu Study

How does fat increase insulin resistance? Fat does not trigger a insulin response.

Insulin regulates your metabolism and the conversion between sugars and fats within your body, affecting everything from sugar production to protein synthesis. Your body isn't a simple mechanism where everything has one job and is unaffected by the rest of the chemical soup. Fats don't trigger a release of insulin, that doesn't mean they have no effect on it.

Ok, I think you've gotten a bit confused by someone peddling a scam diet.

• Basically all fat sources are a mix of saturated and unsaturated fats
• Coconut and palm oil are much better sources of saturated fats than animal fat, but you don't really want to be consuming those either, because
• Saturated fats have definitely been associated with insulin resistance - monounsaturated fats are the one that reduce it.

Canola and Olive oils are the ones you want to be using to help with cholesterol and insulin resistance.

We're Hexbears, we don't need alts, we're just much more powerful posters than you. Our posts about piss and beans and pissing on beans get more upvotes than all of your posts combined.

Go on then, what makes vegetable oils industrial but animal oils not?

And, as the article notes, Dahl's estate apologised for his antisemitism. JK has not.

Sashimi
no oils

What more can you expect from a "carnivore" comm?

Having the option to work for themselves doesn't automatically make them bourgeoisie. Class describes people's relationship to the product of their labour, not their potential relationships. A social worker could set up their own practice, in the same way a cleaner or electrician could become self employed - it changes their individual relationship with their labour, but doesn't mean everyone doing the same job has that same relationship.

Enjoy your arse hose, francophile.

Fallen Order uses him somewhat like this (light spoilers) - he turns up at the end and all you can do is run the fuck away as he uses his monstrous force powers to tear the station around you apart (with partially destroyed terrain providing a convenient route to safety, of course). Definitely a top 5 Vader moment, along with the corridor scene at the end of Rogue One and "Then you shall die braver than most" in Rebels.

I think you're just mad that you have to take some personal responsibility for the safety of everyone on the road.