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Tip: ALWAYS carry a water bucket. It's a good staircase and can save your life if you accidentally fall into lava.A million times this.
Can you add me to the blockland musicians? My name is Brawntide.Soundcloud link? (Or bandcamp or whatever.)
Use your pick to go through the wall on your left and come out on the other side :DGood way to waste an enchanted pick, when you could just
Break out the water bucket, bitches.
Dude you will learn to like titsNothing on this earth can create the appeal of two mounds of squishyness on a woman's chest.
I will beet you up with boobs until you appreciate them
lol relevant to thread!That rule doesn't really apply anymore. Not until you wish death upon someone's family and threaten to chop off their richard for no good reason.
I'll go ahead and link this. It's a quick look at a variety of commonly used languages, such as C/C++, Python, Ruby, Lua, etc. Take a look at some of the examples, and see which one looks the best to you.
Since these rundowns are targeted at people who have had previous programming experiences, these are no proper tutorials, but a taste of what you may be learning. After you've selected a language, I'd look up a more in-depth introduction.
There's no one definitive language you should learn first before anything else. It all depends on what you want to become familiar with. Nowadays, you can pretty much make any sort of application in any language, e.g. making web servers with moonscript.
Well, i think he did good. Considering the fact he had little avian experience and it was 15 bucks.Yeah, it's pretty good.
