It helps build strong bones
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Really!?! Why all the hate, dont get it
» Fri Jun 22, 2012 8:10 am
It helps build strong bones
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Alan Whiston - Posts: 3358
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 6:20 am
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Undisclosed Desires - Posts: 3388
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:09 am
No game can satisfy everyone. Those who aren't satisfied tend to be vocal about it. They have a right to be, I feel, since they have paid money for the product.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
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u gone see - Posts: 3388
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» Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:45 pm
No game can satisfy everyone. Those who aren't satisfied tend to be vocal about it. They have a right to be, I feel, since they have paid money for the product.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
Shame on you Pseron.
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Rachell Katherine - Posts: 3380
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 10:23 am
No game can satisfy everyone. Those who aren't satisfied tend to be vocal about it. They have a right to be, I feel, since they have paid money for the product.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
lmao
Maybe you should have read what the OP wrote before responding lol.
Edit: oh man Jagar got me by seconds!!!
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Maria Leon - Posts: 3413
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 5:23 am
http://www.realmilk.com/
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Dagan Wilkin - Posts: 3352
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 9:27 am
Got Milk???? I do...and I am proud that I am a milk drinker. One will have to come up with something better to push my buttons than commenting on my drink preference.......LOLZ 
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Stacy Hope - Posts: 3391
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 9:07 am
Is 'realmilk.com' a pr0n site about lactating women?
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T. tacks Rims - Posts: 3447
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:06 am
Is 'realmilk.com' a pr0n site about lactating women?
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Floor Punch - Posts: 3568
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 4:59 am
You damn Nords and your damn unbalanced diet...
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Josh Trembly - Posts: 3381
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» Thu Jun 21, 2012 8:58 pm
Is 'realmilk.com' a pr0n site about lactating women?
It is a site advocating drinking unprocessed milk. I guess some people are just opposed to getting through the day without visiting the washroom 20 times a day.
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Chloe Lou - Posts: 3476
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» Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:37 pm
No game can satisfy everyone. Those who aren't satisfied tend to be vocal about it. They have a right to be, I feel, since they have paid money for the product.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
lol Omg you made me laugh.
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James Potter - Posts: 3418
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» Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:27 pm
I was deeply disappointed with Mother Nature's release of "Milk". It predecessor, "Water", was a much better design.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
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Benjamin Holz - Posts: 3408
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» Thu Jun 21, 2012 10:58 pm
I was deeply disappointed with Mother Nature's release of "Milk". It predecessor, "Water", was a much better design.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
You, my friend, get a cookie.
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Darlene Delk - Posts: 3413
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 9:07 am
I was deeply disappointed with Mother Nature's release of "Milk". It predecessor, "Water", was a much better design.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
this has got to be one of the best posts i have ever seen on these forums!!!! haha, i seriously freaking love this*thumbs up*
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Sammi Jones - Posts: 3407
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 10:03 am
...cleverness...
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Tammie Flint - Posts: 3336
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 7:51 am
No game can satisfy everyone. Those who aren't satisfied tend to be vocal about it. They have a right to be, I feel, since they have paid money for the product.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
For the record, I am satified. I love Skyrim.
Fail!
What is wrong with drinking milk?
It helps build strong bones
It helps build strong bones
(Arnold Voice) Milk is for babies EAUGUAHGAGH
I was deeply disappointed with Mother Nature's release of "Milk". It predecessor, "Water", was a much better design.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
You forgot complaint number 10. With water, you had brownies, donuts, cake, and cookies. They TOOK OUT Cake though in milk. So what if its not as flexible as the others? I want my damn cake. The cake is a lie.
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Nicole Mark - Posts: 3384
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 2:08 am
Thorom is a Nord and drinks milk proudly. Only an alcoholic drinks mead and ale to every meal
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Isabel Ruiz - Posts: 3447
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 5:37 am
I was deeply disappointed with Mother Nature's release of "Milk". It predecessor, "Water", was a much better design.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
1. The light-bending algorithms found in Water created numerous problems for inexperienced persons. Rather than working to remedy these issues, or create an optional tutorial for these effects, Milk was designed to be opaque. This follows a pattern Mother Nature has of removing features rather than improving them.
2. Water has a much more flexible engine. Think of the popular overhauls, like Coca Cola, Apple Juice, or Tea. The only major modification to the Milk engine is "Chocolate Milk", which requires a massive change to the very idea of Milk.
3. The Water engine has significantly better support of mod synergies. For example, applying the overhaul Lemon Juice, adding in a second instance of the main Water data, and applying the mod Sugar results in the popular "Lemonade" configuration.
4. Sure, Water is known to cause illnesses to the system it is installed into, but the community patch "Boil" is generally effective at preventing these problems. Milk has a similar propensity to cause issues after installation, but the "Pasteurize" patch is significantly less user friendly to apply.
5. Milk requires periodic connections to the cow (although rebellious elements have come up with a functional alternative "Goat") in order to continue using it. Water is much less restricted in terms of user rights.
6. While Milk had significantly more resources involved in its development, it simply isn't as satisfying.
7. As I bought Milk based on the strong reputation of Water, I find myself severely disappointed that Mother Nature sold out in the creation of Milk.
8. THe compromises made for mass market appeal undercut the excellent decisions made elsewhere in development, such as the close integration of "Indianapolis 500"
9. All in all, I have given up on MIlk, and have gone back to the much more satisfying (and heavily modded) Water to which I am accustomed.
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Emma louise Wendelk - Posts: 3385
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 3:53 am
I'm waiting for the milkmaking mod because we really shouldn't be confined to one type of milk. Even though sometimes milk is fine just the way it is, at other times the situation really calls for heavy cream, or 1%, or even half & half.
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krystal sowten - Posts: 3367
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 9:24 am
Real men drink milkshakes with strawberry flavor.
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Rachael - Posts: 3412
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 4:52 am
Real men drink milkshakes with strawberry chocolate flavor.
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lauren cleaves - Posts: 3307
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 4:02 am
I'd like a mod that would replace water (lakes, rivers, etc.) by milk. That would teach those Nords.
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Elisabete Gaspar - Posts: 3558
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» Fri Jun 22, 2012 3:52 am
Milk is disgusting. I stopped drinking it as a teenager when I realized it's cow tit bodily fluid. Even cows stop drinking it after they're babies. If you saw an advlt cow drinking milk you'd think it was mentally challenged.
FTR "milk-drinker" refers to an infant svckling at its mothers teat, ie a helpless baby. Nord humour! Yes, they're basically all alcoholics.
Fixed.
FTR "milk-drinker" refers to an infant svckling at its mothers teat, ie a helpless baby. Nord humour! Yes, they're basically all alcoholics.
Children drink milkshakes with strawberry flavor.
Fixed.
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BethanyRhain - Posts: 3434
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