I've kind of been bouncing off a few things this week. I'm playing through Freedom Planet for the first time and loving it (I've already bought the sequel in preparation), chipping away at Brotato, playing a bit of N++, and doing a few runs in Darkest Dungeon 2. I finished Super Mario Wonder after bouncing off it when it originally came out, and now I'm just trying to cram anything into the hole.
IT by Stephen King was read incredibly by Steven Weber.
Stephen King got me into Audiobooks after being a bit hit-and-miss with them but I've been using them when I'm out walking and then read the book when I'm home and have time. It's been a great way to zoom through his back catalogue.
Okay cool! I'm definitely going to dive in either way but I wasn't sure if characters like T'Pring or Nurse Chapel become really different or suddenly there's big differences in their personalities etc
Factory farms are also an aberration and a crime against sentient beings. This just adds a dollop more "cruel and unusual" and it's not saving lives it's torturing and sacrificing one feeling, thinking, and intelligent life so a human can live another 5 years.
I've kind of been bouncing off a few things this week. I'm playing through Freedom Planet for the first time and loving it (I've already bought the sequel in preparation), chipping away at Brotato, playing a bit of N++, and doing a few runs in Darkest Dungeon 2. I finished Super Mario Wonder after bouncing off it when it originally came out, and now I'm just trying to cram anything into the hole.
I felt like Links Awakening was a good difficulty to be honest. I enjoyed those old school style puzzles from the GB era.
Aren't hedgehogs nocturnal though?
I don't use Google search or Chrome but I own a Pixel. Life's funny like that.
That god damn kitchen scene.
It was actually unbelievable timing! I saw the memes this morning and thought oh that Kevin guy must be a bigger part of TOS than I expected.
I literally watched this episode for the first time last night
IT by Stephen King was read incredibly by Steven Weber.
Stephen King got me into Audiobooks after being a bit hit-and-miss with them but I've been using them when I'm out walking and then read the book when I'm home and have time. It's been a great way to zoom through his back catalogue.
They may have invented them but Japan perfected them.
Japan has ruined toilets for me.
That's okay, I love Twilight Zone so I don't think it'll be too bad.
Why's that and how did watching the movies but not having seen the original series effect them?
How did you find Picard? I haven't heard many good things about it.
Okay cool! I'm definitely going to dive in either way but I wasn't sure if characters like T'Pring or Nurse Chapel become really different or suddenly there's big differences in their personalities etc
Yeah, baby. The reviews are actually good for this one. I guess that isn't much of a suprise considering this is a full on Tobin Bell-fest.
Yeah, it's the same account. I can DM you the name of my Hexbear account if it's useful to you.
Yeah I'm not banned and it works with Infinity. Literally just Sync.
This sounds great. Thanks for the rec.
Woah, woah, woah. You had me at babbling prostates...
Factory farms are also an aberration and a crime against sentient beings. This just adds a dollop more "cruel and unusual" and it's not saving lives it's torturing and sacrificing one feeling, thinking, and intelligent life so a human can live another 5 years.