>>5155 new thread lets go!

>>5155 >What's your favorite Christmas sidedish? I have no idea. Isn't yorkshire pudding the most common one? How are you anon https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/37RCSXFWND2KR?ref_=wl_share

>>5158 >yorkshire pudding That's only really a bri'ish thing, like party crackers. I'll be doing them despite being American, for my niece and nephews, because I played RuneScape as a kid.

>>5159 I really can't believe how quick November's gone by, three more days until it's over.

>>5155 Ate a good turkey leg and some other food, plus have leftovers for later. Sup all. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/78K25BOKV23Z?type=wishlist&filter=unpurchased&sort=custom&viewType=list >QOTD: What's your favorite Christmas sidedish? I'm not sure if this counts, but I used to like pumpkin roll, even though the filling had dairy, which makes me feel horrible for hours. >>5160 >I really can't believe how quick November's gone by, three more days until it's over. I feel that way about years in general. To think 2015 is 10 years ago already is wild.

>>5155 anon u dickhead i was making a picture for itl

>>5162 This looks awesome!! Great job anon

>>5162 You did a great job anon, it has that loving sparkle in it every artist tries for. I'm sorry I did that anon :( I hope you can forgive me

>>5164 Yes! It has soul

This thread feels like a side quest! >What's your favorite Christmas sidedish? I don't eat anything special for Christmas so I don't know! https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/3M9RQ64LKBAZ3

love the cozy festive theme of this board, glad to be back >wishlist https://www.amazon.com/wishlist/2LL1SBHXKC6RK still waiting on my ugly aot christmas sweater >wplace communal draw area https://wplace.live/?lat=75.73827724341261&lng=-151.82639681572266&zoom=12.332295673495764 if you want help, with filling anything, lemme know (no homo)

I'm honored that you used my image for the OP. I'm awaiting emails from some honey producers. I already mostly trust one of them, but I could gain 2 new trusted brands. One is unique in that it comes from amish people. Amish people produce very high quality foods in general, but the other day I realized they might not store their honey in a climate-controlled facility after harvesting it due to their rejection of technology. They're in California and Pennsylvania, so the honey will get hotter than I'd like if they just store it in a barn or something. In the past they said they sent their honey to a lab to test for enzymes and had excellent results, but they may have sent freshly harvested honey rather than a jar that has been sitting in the summer heat for a few months. Even if they end up being trustworthy, their honey is still expensive. Looks like $15/lb at the cheapest, and I don't see any jars larger than 1 lb. If I get the right answers I'll probably try their honey once, and if it has a uniquely good taste or other quality I'll get more on rare occasions. That's how I treat Wee Bee Honey and White Gold Honey. They're expensive, but also the best tasting honeys I've had so far. I still haven't tried Really Raw Honey, and I need to email them too now that I think about it. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3NZL6P78KZX1O?type=wishlist&filter=unpurchased&sort=custom&viewType=list

We're so back https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/5H2PUZDQBNU7?ref_=wl_share

Never been so thankful to have this bread again. Posting my list once more as it's a fresh refuge just in case of super santa. Otherwise just gift other frens they need it more than I do this year. >>5161 >QOTD: What's your favorite Christmas sidedish? For me it's a lithuanian traditional Christmas Eve snack called Kūčiukai (like small crunchy pastry/cookie pebbles with poppy seeds and leavened with yeast) but only when they're fresh/homemade. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/17QDBIGX7DH39?ref_=wl_share

Comfy times are back in business. >>5155 My dad's a France weaboo (a ouiaboo?), so my family traditionally has raclette on Christmas Eve (basically melted cheese served over potatoes and cured meats). I make fun of him for it, but the guy has good taste in food. Five-lined skink (Plestiodon fasciatus) Endemic to eastern North America. Found in moist hardwood areas near water sources. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/36XUVGFKERA2G?sort=custom

>finally free from that absolute nightmare https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/2IY7AK48TKL0E/ I don't know what's good to add and gunpla is expensive on amazon.ca, but I'm always open to recommendations for books (or toys)

I bought a google pixel tablet for myself for Black Friday and I'm hyped to test it out, since it has plenty support for de-google Android ROMs like GrapheneOS and LineageOS, also It seems Android is getting turned into a proper mobile/desktop hybrid and have Linux support so I'm looking forward to mess up with it.

finished greenie finally for wplace

>>5177 Rooting is really so much easier on Google Pixel than with other phones, Samsung I think has a literal circuit that kills your phone if you mess something up while getting a custom ROM in.