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I've noticed something on first watch that seems like a hint to a red herring, but I haven't seen that mentioned yet.
I think after S03E01 all book readers assumed that the show changed Charlotte (and "present" timeline warfare) to be just a regular pilot and not an UAV pilot.
However, at circa 29:23 she says "Mayday! Drone controls are going down!" which seemed pretty suspicious to me and immediately raised my attention as a book reader. At first I thought she meant the "slaved" Tomahawk, but I think they all exploded earlier.
It was easy to brush it off, since they told Daniel that they had to extract her from Iran, and she shows actual bruises at the clinic afterwards.

But could i

I never owned a PlayStation or played the original on other platforms, so I was really excited to finally play the remake on the Switch 2. It's one of the best games of all time in modern & portable form, yay!

So I got it with a discount a few weeks back and started it straight away. Well I am currently on chapter 9...and I find it a boring slog that I have to force myself to play. I've always played at night in bed, had no problems with most games but this one makes me doze off after 5 minutes. Am I crazy?

Aside from the incredible production values and a vaguely interesting premise, this game feels like a chore. The story moves at a glacial pace, with meaningful events padded by never

I got one of my MOC exposed at the LEGO House and free tickets, so that's a nice excuse to plan my first visit there in spring.

We might be on a tight schedule and spend only half a day in Billund to move to Copenaghen for a long weekend. How long would a reasonable visit take?

My wife is joining me but she is not into LEGO at all so I don't want/need to drag it too much and I myself are mostly looking forward to see the exhibits and maybe buy an exclusive set. Anything else that you would consider unmissable? Any other advice?

Pensavo di averne viste tante nella nostra ricerca di una casa vacanze in valle d'Itria quando ecco il boss finale. Trullo piccolino ma estremamente ben ristrutturato, gran bel terreno, piscina (da sanare, ma vabbè se ne occupa il venditore prima del rogito...), prezzo ottimo ah però è in ENFITEUSI, ed è subito medioevo.

Scopro che si tratta di terreni che secoli fa venivano dati dal dominus al bracciante che ne aveva piena disponibilità a patto che lo curasse e corrispondesse un canone (spesso in natura). Ad oggi spesso e come in questo caso non si sa neanche più chi sia il proprietario (sarebbero eredi di eredi di chissà chi) però al contrario dell'usufrutto non decade, quindi non si comp