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That did the trick in Chrome! Still couldn't get Firefox to load cart with all cookies accepted, but ah well. Had been using the "Necessary Only" option for cookies prior to that. Thanks for the reply here, looking forward to this year's book!

Hi! I was trying to preorder this through you today, but when I go to view my cart to checkout I just get the loading "Hang tight, we're almost there" with the spinny circle. Tried on firefox, chrome, and firefox mobile (on both wifi and mobile network) to no avail. Is it a square issue? Thanks!

This one should be at full flower in a week or so. Same plant variety.

I am so excited about this edition. Ordered it for import today from a dedicated SFF bookshop in Edinburgh as apparently, according to witnesses, the sprayed edges and custom endpapers caused some heavy breathing on my part. Love this book and all of the World of the White Rat, thank you for them.

Grabbed the third one down--thank you so much for sharing! Been wanting to read this book for ages.

Oh, do the fridge and freezer work? Maybe a backup ice chest if that is iffy.

Garden gloves, shovel, maybe a few gardening hand tools to kill time when literally waiting for paint to dry.

OH GODS I mean Viva Pinata alike, sorry.

That is such a neat looking game, does it work well on the steamdeck?

Not exactly related, but I know you've asked for LocoRoco-alike ecosystem builder suggestions before, and I think Horticular might just be it. Has a demo on Steam.

One of my favorite recent discoveries about this word is that there's a brand of boxer shorts with the name, the sale of which benefits testicular cancer charities. Their ad copy is truly something to behold.

bawbags dot com for any who are curious

Fanny clackers (yet another testicle euphemism)

I wanted to thank you, because I had never heard of this anime and it is a lovely little thing.

Just remembered Helck, which I hesitantly suggest because it is incredibly silly up until it isn't. About halfway through the season, someone spills drama all over the silly fantasy hero anime, not in an edgy way, but in a "this hero's backstory is VERY sad" way.

I think it stands alone fine, as it's basically festivals in a monster town, and all the slice of life bits that wouldn't fit into a mega fantasy isekai, ie the best bits.

Oh, also Somali and the Forest Spirt is beautiful and light with some interspersed heavy bits.

I came to rec so many, but nearly all of them are already elsewhere in this thread, so I will add Slime Diaries, which is a slice of life spinoff of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime. The main anime is very good, but probably heavier in spots than you'd prefer, and the spinoff is very light.

Was dropping in to thread to rec Cult Pens and had not heard of the others, thank you for sharing those. FWIW, I think the international shipping from Cult Pens to US isn't egregious, so might be worth looking into for those stateside as well.