Lesrid

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on There we are... · c/politicalmemes · 5 pts · 1y

From the moment the blue circle existed, the other was in complete conjunction. World War came with the working day

The first game was like RPG soul food. It didn't do anything new, the gameplay was fine and the story wasn't bad. Nothing innovative but nothing poorly executed. I think people should look to the game as explanation for why Nintendo doesn't make the 'normal Mario game' they want. Innovation is the simplest way to dress up a game, even if you like the loop it's healthier if the sequel is different.

In my adolescence I thought flirting was a secret art. Turns out it really is just being kinda weird and then the other person likes it since they would have liked anything you said with that cute mouth of yours.

on It burns! · c/science_memes · 6 pts · 1y

I got transitions on my tiny frames, it just made me blind because plenty of sun came in from behind. Meanwhile my brother has aviator's and his work great

I remember there being PUBG and some other twitchslop where the gas was neon green and exiting a moving car at any speed would down you. I think there was a third BR that was raging before Fortnite

I have a similar story where I thought Hades would be a nice edgy name. But everyone with a mic pronounced it Heyds. So I later changed it to Hadies and for some reason that worked

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/tenforward · 10 pts · 1y

In my area it's seen as disrespectful, I think the Gen Xers are hung up on high school athletics where their coach would shout their last name

on Absolutely · c/memes · 1 pts · 1y

I much prefer this response over the typical "Came here to comment this.". You sound like that middle manager who does nothing for the company, always wakes up late but is a pleasure to deal with.

I think I remember reading about something like that. The label on the back said processed apricot pits or something like that. But now that you mention it I think there was headline about the seed material used in exfoliating gels of the time never actually being cellulose or anything biodegradable.