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[Amperzand]

I encountered a man while grocery shopping who proceeded to enthuse upon the virtues of broccoli as a source of vitamin C. I'm quite certain he was rather enjoying the effects of marijuana at the time.

[Tawa]

According to Google, one NLEA serving of broccoli contains 220% of a 2,000-calorie diet's worth of vitamin C

so he's not wrong I guess :v

[Rolan7]

I had just retrieved some sort of glowy artifact from a spooky abandoned outcast camp.  Drove out (through a horde of Earth's finest marines) and stood in a glowy circle near Sam.  "Thanks Mason-" her voice trailed off below as I visited the sky for no discernible reason.

Fortunately since this is Mars and I am Thor manifest, I landed mostly unharmed on a nearby mountain peak.  "No problem" my character stated, to the rusty wind.  *MISSION COMPLETE*

Other than that particularly !FUN! hiccup, Red Faction Guerilla is just as fun as I remember.  Which is quite fun indeed.

[itisnotlogical]

ECWolf is the best (read: pretty much only) source port for Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny, and... Super Noah's Ark 3D.

Wisdom Tree, the developers of SNA3D and all those infamous bootleg Christian NES games, released a modern port of Super Noah's Ark for modern OSes, using ECWolf as the base. A majority of the profits from SNA3D go to ECWolf development.

I'm glad that everybody involved got a happy ending, but seriously, this is the weird kind of twist of fate that only happens with 90's FPS games.

[Fniff]

Did anyone else have Bay12 throw up a database error for almost half an hour?

[TheBiggerFish]

Did anyone else have Bay12 throw up a database error for almost half an hour?

Don't think so.  Had the gateway timeout when trying to refresh New Replies though.

[hector13]

Did anyone else have Bay12 throw up a database error for almost half an hour?

I believe so, yes.

[itisnotlogical]

The 504 Gateway Timeout? If so, then yes.

[Flying Dice]

Yeppers.

[A Thing]

Shoddily made, and shoddily maintained...

How fitting.

I don't own a smartphone nor have I ever owned one, but I can same with some certainty that if a phone can be described as a "good killing grounds" you might need an exorcism and a smaller phone.

[Akura]

According to Google, one NLEA serving of broccoli contains 220% of a 2,000-calorie diet's worth of vitamin C

so he's not wrong I guess :v

To be honest, anything more than 100% is a waste. Your body can store some for when you have a deficiency, but only so much and you actually get enough Vitamin C from an average diet anyway.

[Amperzand]

"Duuude, the... Broccoli! It's got lotsa good stuff, and... Uh vitamin c! Yeah, great source of vitamin c, man. It's amazing..." *continues for a good five minutes*

[Yoink]

I encountered a man while grocery shopping who proceeded to enthuse upon the virtues of broccoli as a source of vitamin C. I'm quite certain he was rather enjoying the effects of marijuana at the time.

Vile weed!

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[King Kitteh]

According to Google, one NLEA serving of broccoli contains 220% of a 2,000-calorie diet's worth of vitamin C

so he's not wrong I guess :v

To be honest, anything more than 100% is a waste. Your body can store some for when you have a deficiency, but only so much and you actually get enough Vitamin C from an average diet anyway.

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a diet where you never eat more than you need of every single micro-nutrient. One of the only reasons we need a varied diet is because we need all those minuscule amounts of micro-nutrients. Many animals just make their own, and thus can survive on a single food diet. Technically speaking, a housecat is entirely made up of air, water and cat food.

[Ultimuh]

According to Google, one NLEA serving of broccoli contains 220% of a 2,000-calorie diet's worth of vitamin C

so he's not wrong I guess :v

To be honest, anything more than 100% is a waste. Your body can store some for when you have a deficiency, but only so much and you actually get enough Vitamin C from an average diet anyway.

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a diet where you never eat more than you need of every single micro-nutrient. One of the only reasons we need a varied diet is because we need all those minuscule amounts of micro-nutrients. Many animals just make their own, and thus can survive on a single food diet. Technically speaking, a housecat is entirely made up of air, water and cat food.

Not to mention fur.
How else can you explain all those hairballs?