Now that would be funny.

Speculation, since we can't know. The sacking of Baghdad though was a huge blow. They were performing rudementary cataract surgery, had entire groups of scholars doing nothing but collecting and copying books and scrolls then passing them onto the schools. Then the Huns showed up, then they had some plagues, then came the zealots.

Ya'll don't even know. Those things weighed a ton and it was all lopsided. They didn't have places to grip them and if they did it was usually a single hand slot on the back which meant if you tried to pick it up it'd fall forward onto the screen cause that's where the weight was.

Of course I was, but I also played in the woods and no one had cell phones or internet.

Not for long.

Toilets come in all different shapes so you gotta adapt to the best angle and adjust for volume.

I think that would have to be spelled "cowward" then. Right now coward, if you take it like toward, forward, etc... would be in the direction of the co. Have no idea what a co is so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

I still like that story about the Orc rogue that never put anything into dexterity. Instead, they just dumped it all in ^those and would just stomp in and yell "YOU DON"T SEE ME" at the guards.

Those are crap swords, but I'll take the 44 and the Uzi.

Looks good on him. I wear hats I think look good on me so it's fair that other people do too.

Truthfully, I generally don't want to hear your opinion. However, I'm never going to tell you not to give your opinion or work to prevent you from voicing your opinion. The only. and I do me only. caveat is that if you're giving your opinion it needs to be in the correct manner. If you're having a conversation with me that is an appropriate time. If I'm having a conversation with someone else and you yell out over them or me, unsolicited, then you and your opinion is garbage. Giving your opinion in a respectful manner means I'm going to respect you whether or not I agree. And I will defend your right to that opinion even if I hate it.

1) Seldom
2 ) leaving
3) toward
4) refuse
5 ) it
6) elated

Just keep going until you find the book that tells you how to exit the library.

When you delve too deep.

A necklace treasure chest. Together they're the closest.

Mostly because each of the spellings represent something completely different. Many stories have Fae, Fairies, Fair Folk and the Fey while also using Faerie to represent a land.

Brief history lesson: The motorcar saved New York City.
So before cars became widely used everyone used horse drawn carts, everyone knows this. What you may not be aware of is how much horses left behind. Horse feces was apparently so prevalent in New York City that it piled up on the sides of the roads like snow. That's not even counting the corpses of horses left if they died. Here's a fun article if you want to read more: https://99percentinvisible.org/article/cities-paved-dung-urban-design-great-horse-manure-crisis-1894/