His optometrist kept trying to sell him on glasses, but all he needed was to remember to raise his desk.
Also, he’d been wondering for months where that doohickey on the back left corner of the desk had been. “Why did I put it on the under shelf? Oh, right. That was the evening I had that bad trip and spent the evening hiding under my desk.”
You know how euphemisms can be lost to time? After seeing it illustrated, I think Tiberius’s “personal fish-slappers” might be an example of one.
Is that a toaster? My toaster doesn’t do windows either, but in my experience that’s normal.
I don’t know what’s going on here, but I can definitely identify with Orange’s feelings.
Incidentally, a pawn leaving the assigned area while on the way to somewhere is because only the destination is checked for validity. That is, they will only do a thing in an allowed area, but traveling doesn’t matter. I have guinea pigs, for example, assigned to two non-contentious areas. They will freely travel between those two blocks, but will only gaze in an assigned areas. They can’t even stop in an area where they are not allowed (under normal circumstances).
I don’t understand how any of this results in the slice being larger than the loaf.
Outdoors is outdoors; temperature will be the same regardless of whether there’s a roof. Also, cooking outside invites crippling all of your colonists with food poisoning because the outside is inherently dirty. To avoid the problem of the campfire overheating the room, I suppose you could remove the roof of the kitchen. No roof means you can’t control the temperature, but as long as you have four walls and a floored tiles, you can at least make the room clean. I’ve never tested that, however, because I hate playing in biomes without wood or food. And as long as you have wood, you can build passive coolers.
They do. I wish I had included the label because now I’m not sure and we bought these things years ago.
Or at least 79 of their personalities!