Pholous

I really like Frank Herbert’s Dune. It is science fiction, but takes many aspects from history, like fiefdomship/politics and religion, especially from medieval times. Some argue the book is too much into details and thus can be dry (no pun intended) but I like it as the world seems more authentic, the characters more relatable.

A second bicycle.

I don’t know if having Shitter, Spotify, Instagram and WhatsApp is something to be proud of.

Also Trump’s USA neither has a real coalition nor a foothold to launch an army from into Iran.

Also I learned that about half (?) of sexual acts on minors aren’t even done by people with pedophilia but because the victims seemed to be vulnerable - so less likely to fight back or tell someone.

Being a pedophile isn’t a choice, it’s a psychological dysfunction. Acting on that impulse is a crime and something to be punished - or treated in a medical facility.

Here’s the neat thing: You will have to. :)

I just finished my first Xcom2-campaign and had a lot of fun. After that I bought Slay the Spire 2, as it seems pretty similar to StS 1 - which is one of the best games I have ever played. This time with multiplayer!

Ohh, beautiful!

There’s Ship Graveyard Simulator 1 and 2 in which you are dismanteling rusty ships. But on earth. I think it is less sarcastic, but if you like the disassamble part especially, this could be for you. I played a free to play “prologue”/demo version of SGS2 on steam once. People write that multiplayer has lots of errors, however you seem to be playing singleplayer so that wouldn’t bother you, I assume.