u/KrishaCZ

At this year's gfg we were only missing bigb, mumbo, etho and lizzie. All the other life series members were present for the event. Since not all the hermits enjoyed MCC (tango), i think it would be fun if instead at next year's charity event, they did life series irl.

I could imagine someone not participating as a player placing various lootboxes all over the mojang offices, containing nerf guns and darts, and an occasional card saying "oops you lost a life" or "you are the boogeyman"

I'd hazard a guess that grian has considered it, but decided against it because he wants scar to play, but he would be at an obvious disadvantage.

Still tho, would be fun.

Two weeks ago I bought and built a blaliden with the strimsav led light puck, but last week already, the light started coming loose from the ceiling of the display case. I took one of the cable clips and that did secure it a bit better, but the puck itself still keeps coming loose and falling off.

is this a common issue? has anyone found a way to better secure it?

Recently I saw some posts (yt shorts of voice acted tumblr screenshots) where people, germans and americans, debated about where the washing machine goes. I am firmly in the bathroom camp and i genuinely want to see why anyone would say kitchen.

Quick disclaimer: All my arguments are about the ideal state. If your bathroom doesn't have the space or plumbing, or is unsuitable for other reasons, or especially if you have a separate laundry room, none of what I say applies.

EDIT: to make it more clear, yes, a separate laundry room is the best option. And to reiterate, if your bathroom doesn't have the space, then yes, put it somewhere else where you can get water into it (which will presumably be the kitchen). But if the bathroom has at least some space and you don't have a laundry room, I see no reasons to put the washer anywhere else.

That said:

The bathroom is a space for cleaning yourself. Therefore it makes sense for me to have the washing machine there. When you're taking a shower, the laundry basket is right next to the washing machine and you don't need to lug it elsewhere. You can even toss the clothes straight in the washing machine and turn it on so your clothes get washed at the same time as you (if the laundry basket was already decently full that is, you shouldn't waste a whole washing cycle on like six pieces of clothing).

In contrast, having it in the kitchen is in my opinion much less convenient. Even if you don't have a laundry basket in your bathroom but in your bedroom or elsewhere, you'd have to lug it to the washing machine either way. And if the basket is in the bathroom in the first place, that just means an unncecessary trip.

Someone might argue that the washing machine goes where the dishwasher goes and since the dishwasher obviously goes in the kitchen, that's where the dishwasher goes too. But to that I again bring the argument of convenience: The kitchen is obviously a place for cooking. When you're done cooking, you want to put your food on plates and you want to wash the pots and pans you just used. And since it's silly to take the dirty dishes to another room, the dishwasher goes in the kitchen. Just like the washing machine goes in the bathroom.

Did ordinary Czechs of the time have access to wine from the king's vineyards? Did luxury goods from across the HRE get imported and were they available to the common folk too? How were the taxes?