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I would like to give away two games and a DLC on December 19.

The first game is FEZ. The second is the Binding of Isaac Collection - this is the original and the Wrath of the Lamb expansion, not the remake.

The DLC I'd like to give away is the Payday 2 Merry Christmas Soundtrack DLC. It's festive!

I would like to give away two games and a DLC on December 19.

The first game is FEZ. The second is the Binding of Isaac Collection - this is the original and the Wrath of the Lamb expansion, not the remake.

The DLC I'd like to give away is the Payday 2 Merry Christmas Soundtrack DLC. It's festive!

The only risk I know to refrigerating hot food is with really large batches (like 50+ pounds). If you don't do something to rapidly cool the food, the center can remain at bacteria-friendly temperatures long enough for them to grow there. But this isn't something the average person should have to worry about often.

So a few of my friends and I are probably going to take a trip over to Europe for a week or two next year. Right now we're in the earliest stages of planning the trip, still figuring out exactly where we're going and how we're going to get there. If you're a European or have experience travelling in Europe, I would appreciate any advice you have, even if it's not directly related to what I'm asking about.

The basic plan is Madrid -> Paris -> Amsterdam, though we're probably going to add more stops along the way (personally, I'm pushing for Belgium). Which leads me to my main question: what is the cheapest and/or easiest way to travel between countries? Right now we're thinking about flying because that looks pretty cheap, but we're open to anything that is comparably cheap. Are trains an option here, or are those for shorter trips?

Also, are there any sort of common inexpensive sleeping arrangements in European cities? A friend of mine traveled to Japan recently and spent relatively little on rooms by staying in internet cafes of all places, so if there's a similar option in Europe I want to know about it.

Okay, and Dozebom is probably going to dislike this, but you're arguing with a high schooler and using that to judge a large portion of liberals. The left seems to constantly get judged by kids on Tumblr and nobody bats an eye, while everyone realizes it's ridiculous as soon as the reverse happens (Pepe).

That is unusual but very interesting... I'm definitely going to have to make a mace pumpkin pie now.

It's from the same plant as nutmeg and tastes similar, so you can probably substitute it if you have trouble finding mace. I got mine from an Indian grocery store.

"Okay, I'm going to try to fix this, but it's probably going to go poorly, so I'd hide on the stairway for a minute or two if I were you."

I give the doctor time to back off, then address the crack in the ground in an attempt to calm it down a bit. "Your HUNGER is sated."