what a sensible fiduciary decision! I’m sure the insurance on the Mako was quite expensive.

I remember in 2013 where Aaron Carter randomly emailed our university to ask to perform, then took a shirtless selfie in the public bathroom next to the dining hall. It was only 35 bucks, but that was 35 more dollars than I was willing to pay.

Simple. On a PS4, I get the “X” and “O” buttons, R1, L2, and the Left Joystick. They get the other buttons.

I guess he’s a fan of “Wandavision”

um, Oscar bait much?!

pubic hair, probably

Amazon says “It’s always Day One”, so that means, this guy quit after one day on the job. Wow, so unprofessional! A real “Day Two” move, and you might as well just check yourself into the old folks home at that point!

/s

Preparing to make my Shepard as butt ugly as possible and trying to drive the Mako vertically up a hill to try to get some minerals:

CIV III. It’s literally just a “chill out” type game for me, cause I play in a very undramatic way. I only set one enemy, and have them on the least aggresive setting, and I basically just build cities until I win the game from sheer size. Every once in a while, I’ll try to actually attack my opponent, but I quickly…

can’t wait to hear him say “i’m listening” before saying “like and subscribe”

I think, of my many playthroughs of ME2, I only managed to save everyone like, twice. Even using the wiki to figure out best configuarations, I always manage to lose someone (usually like Tali or Legion). Can’t wait for the remaster to see if I can save everyone.

I bought Jak II and Jak II a couple of years back, thinking I would have an easier time playing them, since I really sucked at playing them when I was a kid, but even today, I still had a devil of a time getting through them. 

For the longest time, I used to be one of those book people who only looked with disdain on “E-Books” and the people who liked them. Thankfully, once I got out of school, I quickly got rid of that kind of thinking. I still love and prefer my physical books, but with all my books in storage while living with family,…

Honestly, I actually do enjoy the “bloat” of the RPG Assassin’s Creed games, but mainly for my own personal reasons. I like using the numerous side quests to level up my character when I get stuck on something difficult as hell, and it lets me be a completionist.

I totally get why people hate them though, and I do…

ok but I need more footage of “The Many Saints of Newark”

this fight is gonna be the most epic thing about that Clifford film

No thank you