Is your horse named ButtStallion ? <| sep |> Sometimes when you reload a save , any items that got interacted with in the world have a chance of freaking out , which could cause whale oil tanks to go off or something . <| sep |> what do u what for 7 creates <| sep |> on the road is Dovahkiin Dragonborn <| sep |> They should just get rid of the GG system and make it automatic so no more complaining . <| sep |> Take defense classes that have actual contact . Like Jujitsu , or muay thai . These will be more powerful than mace . <| sep |> Don ' t you want your wife to be delicious <| sep |> I have been defeated . You are now the Zen Master . <| sep |> Let me know when your back <| sep |> Looks like a poop splash <| sep |> I don ' t understand a lot of the code you ' ve written . with open ' Booksbooks . csv ' as mycsv data csv . readermycsv mybookdict for row in data mybookdictrow , row Bookrow shouldn ' t line 3 be up above line 1 ? shouldn ' t line 4 be indented once underneath line 2 ? like this mybookdict with open ' Booksbooks . csv ' as mycsv data csv . readermycsv for row in data mybookdictrow , row Bookrow what exactly is line 4 and 5 doing ? I understand the ' for ' part is creating a loop that will run for each row of my csv file and create an instance of the Book class , but what is ' row , row ' doing ? Where did you even get 0 and 1 from ? Lastly , in your mybookdict . gettitle , authoram I supposed to enter a string of the title and a string of the author I ' m looking for ? Sorry if I ' m not getting something obvious and easy here .