So excited for you! Into the wild green yonder. Can't wait to see what comes of this. Best of British to you.

Australia imposes no tariffs on US goods, yet we got hit with the 10%. "That word you keep using, I do not think it means what you think it means"

Beautiful extraordinary little film.

Tell her there's a cheer all the way from Australia!

This looks so adorable.

And think about how it would help with big builds. Speed is not so important in this case. Although you could also think of the Happy Ghast as the old-fashioned ocean liner luxury travel XD

The Happy Ghast. How could it be otherwise? But they do need the capacity to equip chests, like llamas, etc. Four would be good, either side of the stirrups. Great for big builds, or for a floating base.

Loved it. But you need to put chests on happy ghasts, like we can for llamas, donkeys and mules. Four chests on a ghast makes an airship, or turbo inventory for big builds.

They look cool, but they REALLY look like they need those cushions.

Cute pun, but please don't name future drops after seasons. Half the world operates on the opposite end of the scale. If you do a "summer" drop in the middle of the year the southern hemisphere will be in winter. Minecraft is global, your drop names should be too. That said, can't wait for 25/3.

DEFINITELY!

Depends what you want - weird driving sim (which is fun) or a roguelike (which are always fun). Either way, get better soon. (me, I'd go for Pacific Drive and then switch to Noita when I needed a change)

That is such a good set and so detailed. It was a lot of fun to build, seeing how it all fits together and when done looking through at all the little vistas.

What are the intentions toward librarians? Is it still what you guys flagged earlier?

Perfect soundtrack

Yep. I can't seem to stop Imp. That one is for the nether portal.

We were poor when I was growing up. When I first read that passage I cried because I knew the truth of it. There are so many reasons to love Pratchett - his scalpel sharp insight is but one.

I asked a Scot about this and he said havering is the nonsense spoken by drunks and toddlers.