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when you're waiting for the GM's response in the expansion, and he...

Come on, Revan. If we're talking about the proud word "beard," which in this statement is distastefully referred to as "facial hair," then I can agree. After all, beards are more common among older people. But if we're talking about shaving... well, you're not old. I only shave in two cases: - when I think it's necessary for those around me (or affects their opinion of me) - when I realize that if I don't shave now, my expenses for the next shave will be noticeably higher. In short, I'm not Cristiano Ronaldo. P.S. Sometimes, being unshaven actually looks better. I know someone with sharp facial features, and he looks worse when clean-shaven than when moderately unshaven.

Today, I was riding bus number 315. A couple got on, and they were having some trouble paying with their card through the terminal. They started trying to figure out what was wrong, and then it dawned on me that a female voice was responding to them. I looked in the rearview mirror in the cabin... Yes! A woman was driving the bus! It was the first time in my life that I had seen a woman driving a bus! I even got off through the front door to make absolutely sure. It reminded me of Nekrasov.

When we were vacationing in Abkhazia, a woman drove us from the train station to our house. That was the first time I had seen a female taxi driver. But still, when a woman drives a bus, it's even more surprising.

I've also seen female bus drivers, maybe once or twice. It's strange that there are so few. On the other hand, almost all tram drivers are women.

I've only had the experience of riding with a female taxi driver twice in my life. Once with a female driver of a minibus line. Several times with a female bus driver. As for trams, that's understandable. It's an extremely monotonous and repetitive job. There's only one lever to control, and you constantly have to hold down the pedal. A man would get very annoyed quickly. But women are better suited for this kind of work.

Summer!

So, we were laughing, but Preston finally got his act together and started helping the settlements on his own. Again, I didn't ask him to do that.

Is it just me, or has the topic disappeared from the list of pinned topics?

I had the same issue. I fixed it.

Getting back to the topic of sweets – I tried this nectar and ambrosia.



I ordered it on Wildberries, apple and pomegranate flavors. Right now, I have about ten different flavors from different manufacturers in my cart (I think), and I plan to try them gradually.
This is food for the gods, guys. It's incredibly delicious and delicate, very light and airy, it melts in your mouth, but doesn't turn into sugar; instead, it leaves a pleasant and substantial weight on your tongue. The taste is rich and intense, not overly sweet, very well-balanced. The candies are large, and the texture is fibrous. From experience, it's great to put one or two candies on a plate and nibble on the fibers little by little; it's more than enough for a large mug of tea. The downside is that the flavoring is very weak; it's basically just sweet. I don't know if it depends on the manufacturer and the flavor, but I didn't really taste the pomegranate flavor at all, and the apple flavor was only slightly noticeable. And you need to wrap them tightly; one of my candies got damp, became sticky, and stopped breaking apart into fibers – it was still tasty, but not at all what it should be.

I thought for a long time whether to show it or not, but here it is. After all, the old-timers remember these guys from my early years on HeroesWorld, when I hadn't yet abandoned this setting and was obsessed with it, cramming the entire topic with drawings, lol. Later, there was a pretty crappy expansion, which I later cleaned up, but thanks to it, the setting got slightly refreshed and rid of a bunch of junk. And this year, I had a whim to fully resurrect the universe, so that right after "Kronos" I could launch a new comic, especially since "Kronos" has already passed the halfway point (I'm currently on chapter 11, with 20 planned). Accordingly, I've shaken up the setting and characters again. And with a flick of my hand, all the furries turned into nekos.

Returning to the topic of sweets – I tried this nectar and ambrosia.



I ordered apple and pomegranate flavors on Wildberries. Right now, I have about ten different flavors from different manufacturers in my cart (I think), and I plan to try them gradually.
This is food for the gods, guys. It's incredibly delicious and delicate, very light and airy, it melts in your mouth, but doesn't turn into sugar; instead, it leaves a pleasant and substantial weight on your tongue. The flavor is rich and intense, not overly sweet, very well-balanced. The candies are large, and the texture is fibrous. From experience, it's great to put one or two candies on a plate and nibble on the fibers little by little; it's more than enough for a large mug of tea. The downside is that the flavoring is very weak; it's basically just sweet. I don't know if it depends on the manufacturer and the flavor; I didn't really taste the pomegranate flavor at all, and the apple flavor was only slightly noticeable. And you need to wrap them tightly; one of my candies got damp, became sticky, and stopped breaking apart into fibers – it was still tasty, but not at all what it should be.

I don't like halva and can't imagine how anyone can like it – someone in my family liked it and often bought it, and it was always that strange, gray, Soviet-era block of cement with bits of seeds. It's completely different from what's shown in this picture, if that's a real representation of the product and not just a picture. Is this really halva?