A broken man, obsessed with 500 year old Mexican culture.
One: Women would use indigo hair dye called xiuquilitl to turn their hair blue.
Two: In Tenochtitlán human waste would be collected from public toilets for fertilizer. Thus it was someone’s job to sail the “poop canoe” to deliver night soil.
Three: Only a certain type of cacao was used as currency. Counterfeiting was rampant.
I just go to the Sailor Moon Scenery Tumblr and switch things out when I want a change: Link
Or get lost and take 2 hours to deliver a pizza. I’m old I remember the primitive times.
No matter how old I get I still love PB&J.
This is a respectable pursuit.
I’m using the Boost app for Lemmy which has a one time fee to disable all ads. If you’re sticking around it may be worth the investment if you’re avoiding temptation. Stay sober my dude.
I went and watched it. All of it is accurate, really surreal he went with a Houston deep cut. He’s been at this so long that Beavis & Butthead made fun of him back in the 90’s.
Yeah, the same guy that when he walks into court the defense high fives each other. Why the hell do people know about the ambulance chaser from Houston?
Wait, you guys know who Jim Adler is?
I audibly groaned after figuring out the joke.
Right before last summer I bought my good friend an air purifier for his birthday. My other friends made some light ribbing at my expense for being such a boring gift. The wild fires in Canada made the Philadelphia horizon hellish for about a week.
My good friend bought two more purifiers after that.
I group with friends exclusively or do solo. It seems to like to pick one random player every few matches (including myself) with latency, hiding or moving game assets, and network crashes. It’s not horrendous, but it’s like Russian Roulette sometimes.
That game is amazing, but its stability seems like it plays favorites during matches.
Man I like Marcus Aurelis and loved reading Meditations, but even I think this is weird.
Source
Sahagun was one of the first westerners to document the indigenous people of Mexico.