StrudelNinja
StrudelNinja
StrudelNinja

Ah, “one more turn” in Civ...

As an addictive person, it was interesting to see multiple lines of addiction drawn here. Gordon is mentally addicted, refusing to admit the truth. But he’s also physically addicted to the hormones flowing through him. Bortus is physically addicted to a literal chemical. And the punchline is that “if addiction was a

For reference:

Suddenly Last Summer.

I googled “black and white elizabeth taylor films” and found the same outfit. Took me a few tries to find the right search query.

Goldschmidt is also on pace for 162.

If it’s as easy to flash as a SNES Classic I’ll get it. I’ve never played a Genesis in my life save for Aladdin on a kiosk at my orthodontist’s.

It’s the principle of the matter. I made sure I never forgot an item on a delivery. It’s not that complicated. And if I went out to get food, and ordered a specific item, it’s a big disappointment for it to be wrong or missing. If you don’t bring mistakes up, there will be 0 incentive for the business to try harder.

My Domino’s franchise would send you a postcard to replace the item, with a free side, next time you order. You had to produce the postcard for the offer, and still meet the delivery minimum.

I’ve had mistakes at fast food in the past, and usually if I talk to a manager the same thing happens - Jack in the Box has sent

In marching band we actually had cheerleaders in band. They’d cheerlead during the game while we did pep music, and then join us on-field in their cheerleading uniforms. It was weird.

When I take a Lyft, it’s because my public transportation options don’t line up with my schedule. I live on the fringe of St. Louis, where the buses run hourly. Yesterday, to make an appointment at 2:15, I had to leave my house at 12:40 to show up at 1:30 to be there on time. To go to the grocery store is 1 hour 40

Twizzlers, like any of the leading fruity candies, stick all over my teeth and are way too sweet. Also they usually cost WAY more than Red Vines.

I never got to hunt snipes but I did get to participate on the other side of it.

See, that’s fun, harmless “hazing”. Prank is a better word. There’s no intent to harm anyone, nothing dangerous is happening, and it’s all in good fun. It’s sort of like doing trust falls or team-building exercises - I think it’s a

There are two types of people: those that are hazed and work to end it for the future because it sucks, and people that are hazed and think it’s only fair that everyone else suffers as well.

I can’t even extend my middle finger if the rest are half-bent.

I’m in the hospital a lot, and that’s where 95% of my vivid dreams have happened. Nearly all of them bad. Lots of dreams about loss of control, a contorted world (like everything is on a slope that makes walking impossible), fighting off burglars, that kind of stuff. Usually would wake up sweating, which I never

Because live action Spongebob worked.

Yeah well my uncle works for Nintendo.

I got to the final match while doing quite well at the game, and then got my ass kicked and never went back.

I really don’t know why the digital manuals of the Wii U died. There’s no good reason that every game doesn’t have a basic menu of sorts accessible from the main UI. Not every game has an option to see controls in the menu, which can make it hard if you stop playing a game for a bit.

Cubivore, which good luck finding a copy lol. But a GameCube game which is sorta like the creature stage of Spore, those types of games where you have to eat smaller things to get bigger. There was also some Wii game I think called Deadly Creatures where you can play as a spider and fight rats.