DPblH wrote:Yeah, barrel of shovels and creamy cocks!
I think that Jorb had it right when 'substances' were qualified. Though I do wish we could barrel eggs, perhaps with a https://www.alloutdoor.com/2017/09/04/s ... echniques/ slaked lime solution
DPblH wrote:Yeah, barrel of shovels and creamy cocks!
Pickling maybe? People have been hitting around that bush for a while now.jorb wrote:Skeptical. A lot of work for unclear benefit. I could perhaps be tempted to agree that some produce (vegetables, fish, meat) could perhaps fit in barrels, but, meh.
This is with a brand new 500$ (polar pesos admittedly) card. Water cooled systems are just quieterGranger wrote:My passively cooled GPU from 2014 has no problems rendering the game at 2560x1440 with reasonable framerates.Sevenless wrote:My graphics card revs up like a jet engine when I go outside in my village.
Please, instead of lobbying to hold the game back, upgrade your rig to something that isn't steam powered.
Voting for meat in da barrels!jorb wrote:Skeptical. A lot of work for unclear benefit. I could perhaps be tempted to agree that some produce (vegetables, fish, meat) could perhaps fit in barrels, but, meh.
I'm always getting my pile of intestines mixed up with my pile of pumpkin flesh and the pile of entrails.Granger wrote: One downside of LC is that they don't show the contents to the outside, stockpiles and barrel'd stuff does.
I just bash it. You can't get peas out of mashed potatoes; the damage has been done.MagicManICT wrote:I'm always getting my pile of intestines mixed up with my pile of pumpkin flesh and the pile of entrails.Granger wrote: One downside of LC is that they don't show the contents to the outside, stockpiles and barrel'd stuff does.
sabinati wrote:do you expect me to just check the forum constantly, fuck off