tomandcow
tomandcow
tomandcow

Thanks to circumstances I played basically none of these games. I had just graduated high school the year before. I owned an XBox for a few months senior year (first console I purchased with my own money), then it was stolen. I no longer lived with my little brother and his Gamecube. And I had just gotten my first PC,

But will it be completed on schedule?

Joule thief!

Now playing

Shoot, I have over 50 unique creations boxed up all the time into the relatively tiny living space I rent. The only time I ever have them all set up is when the local LEGO fan groups are holding a display. I also just bought a ton of bricks from a coworker who cant see well enough to enjoy them anymore, and I’m still

Fail Rated.

Ha I remember when I was 5-7ish and used to refuse to ‘just do this part’ for my dad.

Good question, here’s when I started this year’s draft.

As one myself, my first thought was “Masshole”.

Look at all his majesty. Those peasants in their thatched roof cottages don’t stand a chance.

To make things a little more clear: on NES Tetris, pieces almost instantly get stuck to the stack. You don’t have the long grace period of more recent Tetris games that allow you to slide the piece around on the stack. Also, the horizontal speed of the pieces when you hold a direction is very poor compared to the

Mmmmm, patiiiiinaaahhh...

Anything less than 3 monitors is legitimately painful for me.
It wasn’t always that way. There was a time that I only knew a world where one monitor was enough. I was young. Innocent. Naive.
But then a friend came to me and regaled the splendor of multiple monitors. “Surely, he jests” I thought, “No human can use two