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[thestoopgallants]

[rapidpixeladventure]

Ask Gestalt if there is a way to remove the vines without hurting the plant.

{[ASK]: [Gestalt]: [”Is there a way to help without hurting the plants?”]}

The strange yellow vines defy explanation, so you turn to one of the only two plant experts you know.

Gestalt looks slowly back and forth from the cart to the flower by the side of the road. A bemused expression slowly crossing their face.

Well if Gestalt doesn’t know what they are then you might need to do further research.

The stranger seems to be getting annoyed with you ignoring them.

Cal shifts around nervously from one foot to the other, a nervous expression on their face.

Apparently this stranger is using inappropriate language, although you are not exactly sure how it is considered inappropriate. Maybe later you can ask Cal what exactly those words mean.

[STATUS][QUESTS][MAP]

What should we do now?

[sharry-arry-odd]

Rob Korrigan–Sir Rob, now, Baron Rob If-You-Please–was drunk. Not just drunk. Not tipsy. Not shitfaced. Gloriously, rousingly, thunderously drunk. As only a goblin-brew of fatigue poisons, the exhilaration of sheer unexpected survival, and liters of better booze than he'd ever dreamed existed could make him drunk. /And, well,/ he thought, /I am shitfaced. That too./

The Dinosaur Knights, by Victor Milán

[nohelan-img]

i hate this stupid book it's awful and STUPID I HATE IT

-continues to read like a masochist-

[pwnthesat]

Hey, how do you solve Q15, section3 from the 4th practice test in the blue book?

Good question. The key here is that you know what "prime factor" means. It's a great term, because you can just take the phrase apart--you probably know what "prime" means, and you probably know what "factor" means. A number that is both is a prime factor. :)

Many like to use factor trees to find prime factors. I am one of those many. So let's do factor trees for 100 and 38.

So the greatest prime factor of 100 is 5, and the greatest prime factor of 38 is 19. Their sum is 24.