are you the chicken or the egg?

Episcopalian in South Dakota. Also had Advent wreaths.

They say in heaven, love comes first!

in the future

To add on top of the other answers: On top of all potential genetic variation, you also have environmental and experiential variables that further differentiate people.

Character customization including eyecolor and jaw shape.

You already included card battling, covered there…

The word “roguelike” in the description (actual roguelike mechanics should not be included if you do this) (alternately, “souls-like”).

It’s not passive aggressive, it’s assertive aggressive.

It always affects your life. Whether that effect is positive or negative depends more on the quality of the work than the quantity.

Ah, so you want something that works automatically on sites where you only have client access. That’s a little outside my bailiwick but if you haven’t found a solution by mid-January, send me a line and I should have time to whip something up and host it myself for you.

What’s your use-case?

XML is pretty straightforward and handcoding a feed isn’t hard. I use PHP to generate the feeds for my site automatically, and I’d be happy to share the code I use for that.

Where would you be hosting the feed? Or do you need a solution that hosts it for you?

A crucifix…

…because Jesus saves.

“Kittens” inspired by “Kittens” remains comedy gold

So, some blogs are social media: Blogger, Blogspot, live journal are examples. The users of the site provide the content, have profiles and submissions, all that.

But some are not! Dev blogs for software projects and site update blogs are good examples of this. They may or may not have comments but it’s the proprietors of the websites providing the ordinary content.

Who provides the content, users or proprietors, is what makes it social media or not.

Because stonemasons charge by the letter.

Sounds tight, I will.

mostly mp3s, but I also use iBroadcast to stream my personal library on other devices

favorite band is The Magnetic Fields, favorite album 69 Love Songs, favorite song “100,000 Fireflies”

thirst for novelty

Pork noodle soup? I can see it.

It’s not “garlic aioli”. All aioli has garlic! It’s “plain aioli”.

Hunter Angler Gardener Cook — Food writer Hank Shaw’s blog: some recipes, foraging and hunting advice, how to prep wild foods including many you may not be familiar with

Diary of an Autodidact — California lawyer and violinist writes about the politics of Evangelical Christianity in the US, as someone raised in it. Also some pretty good book reviews.