As a mod I expect you to remember every single word you typed 7.5 months ago.
Hah!
I hear that, big name games aren't cheap, they're $60. So getting one with money that would have otherwise sat in a jar useless is nice.
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As a mod I expect you to remember every single word you typed 7.5 months ago.
Hah!
I hear that, big name games aren't cheap, they're $60. So getting one with money that would have otherwise sat in a jar useless is nice.
We're all becoming like those old couples that have heard each other's stories numerous times, but we're getting too old to remember that we heard or told them already.
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u guys ever do a mud bath?
i know i have way more important things to handle right now but some girl has been pushing me to do it for like weeks now. its gonna have to wait at least a month now. i know im gonna have to pay and i have 0 idea what they cost. google says like $90. so probably at least $180 is gonna fall on my shoulders.
actually sounds kinda gross to me. so like i assume the have a shower for afterward? public showers are yuck, even if they cost $90.
also, how long do you sit in it? im assuming like an hour?
i know i have way more important things to handle right now but some girl has been pushing me to do it for like weeks now. its gonna have to wait at least a month now. i know im gonna have to pay and i have 0 idea what they cost. google says like $90. so probably at least $180 is gonna fall on my shoulders.
actually sounds kinda gross to me. so like i assume the have a shower for afterward? public showers are yuck, even if they cost $90.
also, how long do you sit in it? im assuming like an hour?
we did a couples message like 6 weeks ago so now her head is filled with bad ideas. also i was sore for like a day afterwards...not really worth it. also I'm not a huge fan of getting naked in front of random strangers.
I'm gonna have to figure out a way to unoffensively fix this behavior.
ill very likely fuck it up. or maybe ill take the cowards way out and just go along with her nonsense...that's probably the much more likely scenario.
I'm gonna have to figure out a way to unoffensively fix this behavior.
ill very likely fuck it up. or maybe ill take the cowards way out and just go along with her nonsense...that's probably the much more likely scenario.
Deaths of children who became trapped inside abandoned appliances, including refrigerators, were not uncommon in the U.S. until the passage of the Refrigerator Safety Act in 1956. The law required a change in the way refrigerator doors stay shut and led to the adoption of a magnetic mechanism over the then-common use of a latch.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Since the 1960s or 1970s, fridges have a no-latch closing mechanism. Fridges prior to that had a latching handle (on the outside). There was no way to open it from the inside. Kids would find an old one and climb inside and then close the door. The seal was strong and they suffocated. That saying comes from the older fridges not the modern one.
Some commercial freezers still have this concept and people do die in them from time to time.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
I love this guy:
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Farmer harvests field surrounded by flats after refusing to sell land
Footage shows Michal Myslowski taking his combine harvester out in a field near neighbouring flats in Lublin, Poland. The clip went viral online with one person saying: 'He went against the grain.'
You were a little…..under the weather when that billboard showed up on DRC.
I still think it’s cool and creepy at the same time.
Now Godzilla size cats want to eat our faces off.
I still think it’s cool and creepy at the same time.
Now Godzilla size cats want to eat our faces off.
It's already been posted? My fault there.
EDIT: Ok, I found it in the animal thread.
If anyone is interested, I am taking bids for my "Street Racer" and "Air-Sea Battle" games for the Atari 2600.
Unopened Super Mario 64 game from 1996 sells for $1.56 million