Ed Sheeran fan here. That chicken looks a bit too spicy for me, can I substitute for uncooked tofu please?
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Statue should be based on this picture:

Maybe by the same artist who did the Ronaldo statue:

Plaque should be:
"What day/night will be the wildest party on your island?"
'Pedo Guy' Elon Musk, 2012
The tram was originally in Fallout 3, the broken steel expansion, not NV. The tram hat was used because of limitations in the engine. I assume the obsidian Devs just copied the existing solution for NV. Also more fun, it wasn't an NPC, it was you, the player character and the tram wasn't a hat it was a technically piece of shoulder armour.
I thought so too so I checked. The plague came in many waves (famously the black death was in the 1300s which may be why we were confused) but there was a major plague outbreak in 1665-1666 which is when Newton was doing his work on optics.
I've always found puritanical groups quite interesting. They seem to evolve out of any subculture be it religious or not. Take the 'straight edge' culture, a group of hardcore punk kids who rebelled against the excesses of the punk underground and swear an oath against drinking, drugs and casual sex.
On the religious front you have groups like the shakers. An offshoot of the quakers whose utopian vision prohibited all sex. As a consequence the movement all but died out as they couldn't reproduce to create new members!
Most of my favourites have already been mentioned but here's a few that I haven't seen:
Chris Spargo - Documentarian 'Answering life's little questions' (in his own words)
HowTown - Well researched, slick documentaries on science and sociology
Useful charts - Family trees and history combined with some nuanced religious history
Map Men - Somehow both an incredible geography channel and very funny skit show
ToldInStone - Regular and endlessly fascinating ancient history content
Captain Disillusionment - A one man special effects genius makes funny deep dives and debunks on special effects topics
Nile Red - Chemistry wiz kid makes alcohol from toilet paper - The closest thing to a modern alchemist I can imagine
Joel haver - Inventor the rotoscoped paint cartoon, funny, creatively driven and refuses to sell out
Patrick Boyle - Educated, nuanced and cuttingly dry humoured takes on popular economics issues
Steve Mould - High quality science demos and explanations with an engaging and humble host
Ah young one I was once like you until I realised, that by not making the bed, your fitted sheet ends up absorbing more dust and moisture during the day and you have to change them more frequently. For truly optimal laziness it's best to at least throw the quilt over.
Very fair. If you watch the start of this video you can kind of get an idea of the style I mean. In particular the unnecessary head swaying when it could just be a static picture.
Not throwing shade at the channel or its content, it's just the animation style really grates on me.
This article is not a good source.
Reddit is currently boiling the frog with ads and forcing log ins. I was a rif user and signed up for Lemmy during the app-ocalypse, but I was weak. I ended up going back to Reddit with the official app despite how much worse it was. Now the official app is so bloated with auto-play video ads that it takes up more than half of the scroll feed! I finally hopped out of the pot.
Having been to both I would say both are amazing but Budapest is your best bet for studying and enjoying a quintessential European atmosphere. Iceland is starkly beautiful but you aren't going to able to see the whole country properly unless you do a week or two long road trip. It's also considerably more expensive especially to eat out. People are kind but more reserved and distanced.
Budapest is a central hub to an incredible array of European trips that you can do on a weekend with public transport. Being in the east it's also relatively cheap. It's a big city full of young people, nightlife and culture with a rich history that you can walk to and experience every day.


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