I guess if you consider the 1300s medieval times. Dante’s inferno was written around that time, which is actually after the renaissance had already started. But it’s still technically the Middle Ages I think. Time is weird, but it’s the very late Middle Ages

Seems to be icelandic, and kind of incorporating old English letters like þ which make a th like sound and is the letter called thorn

Neurons die and replicate on a longer time frame, something like 7+ years, so I guess it’s just the long game with those ones

I’ll be honest I laughed out loud, didn’t expect that

Alrighty, this seems like pretty specific hate

Have you seen Uncut Gems?

Also there is no leaving the military, it is illegal by the very definition and you will go to military prison

Oh thinks I will trust that out!

To clarify the army has 3 types active, national guard and reserve

The reserve doesn’t have combat mos and are primarily support. Active duty soldiers live on bases when not deployed, and train throughout the week like a regular job. The national guard is still part of the army, they train for the same jobs at the same place and wear the exact same uniform. All three departments wear a name tape that says U.S. army.

They just so happen to be in their respective states service, and can be acted on by the governor as well. National guard also does disaster relief when state side. All three departments can be deployed to a conflict internationally.

I have heard that Speed Racer from the late 2000s kind of kicks ass but haven’t investigated myself

Actually, I heard recently we must close shut the jaws of oblivion or whatever

Like they ever stopped , it’s just going to be worse than ever before

Where do you live that homeless people are hunting?

Edit: sorry, I get that I’m dumb and it was also the first thing I read when I woke up

I never really felt this way, maybe it’s the adhd and constant switching of hobbies and things but I feel like the time I filled was with such different things that it really feels like 18 was a cloudy lifetime ago from 30

It’s not the years, it’s the mileage