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Never played Emperor’s Tomb, though I think I have it. I’ve played Last Crusade, Fate of Atlantis, and Infernal Machine, but never really kept up with anything after. Do you know how this compares to Infernal Machine? Loved that game but it was brutal and made me question my sanity repeatedly for continuing.

Same recipe, different suppliers because they tried to screw over their biggest pepper supplier (Underwood Farms) who now make their own brand of Sriracha. In 2022, it was hard to find the Huy Fong brand and they said it was due to draught in Mexico, but they would have had plenty of they weren’t trying to cut out their original supplier who has now gone their own way.

Lmao thank you for saying that. I saw the blueberry pie immediately, and found the others, but was having a hard time finding the gator.

This’ll help:

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Yep, hard pass. I’ll occasionally play a co-op game here and there with friends, but as soon as you add pvp, especially if required, I’m out without regret and nothing will bring me back.

One on each butt cheek in case your ship is sinking.

Damn that hits different now.

Lower left and bottom left, huh? Well at least we know which circle you live in, I just wonder if you have difficulty walking or have cats.

Yeah I also backed System Shock and it took so damn long. Was happy it finally released, but the experience like that gives me pause about other projects. Project Phoenix is another example of one that went on for years, but then ultimately fizzled out with zero product.

When we say old memes are the best, we mean using the old meme templates with current topics and content, not low effort reposting of an old meme. Also, love that the story behind this meme template is the kid had a handful of sand and was trying to eat it. Lol

Still love this one. Have watched a couple LPs of it in the past couple years too just to relive that first experience again.

Great, thank you! Yeah, dropping the UMD seems asinine when they were struggling to provide a library and demand.

Serious question because I never had any handhelds back in that era, but what made the Vita suck? I’ve heard there’s some great games on it despite opinions about the console and it’s always been unanimous that the PSP was great, but how did Sony screw it up? Not going out and buying either one right now, but I never really see specific reasons mentioned.

First mistake is believing Democrats are leftist. They’re also right of moderate, but not quite as right as Republicans. Libertarians are also not really on the spectrum as we know it either. We have no liberal parties that are capable of making a difference.

Oh hell, mine too back in August. Guess I’ll have to take it out drinking next year.

The Galaxy is on Orion’s Belt.

Yep, one of the best ways I’ve seen it put and will now repeat back very poorly is that you need to treat tolerance as a social contract. Rather than get pulled into an argument about being intolerant to the intolerant making you a hypocrite, it’s more about tolerating those who also subscribe to the same social contract of tolerance.

No you don’t.

Yes they do.

I think another part of it is that gaming as a kid and gaming as an adult are for entirely different purposes a lot of the time. I still game for entertainment, but also as a way to unwind. It’s just relaxing to me and if I can get into a strongly written storyline, the stresses of my day fade away.

But as a kid, I gamed because gaming was flashy and fun and challenging, and then I wanted to talk to my friends about it after I beat yet another game.

Lol I had to look up the year that happened because yeah, my fridge is roughly that old. It was the fridge we got when I was a kid and now I have it at my house. I’m planning on it working until I’m dead.