u/Thunder21

Yup. Holy Hell was good for what it was. It was raw and emotional. But after that it's been way downhill.

What are we only supposed to watch 1 game a weekend?

Wym? I loved it through and through.

Too bad my team didn't play today.

He was pretty funny when I was like 12

Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd

Brain Damage - Pink Floyd

This is the answer. All of the comments saying lettuce haven't tried it. Some arugula or romaine put on after the pizza is cooked is a game changer.

Arugula after the pizza is cooked.

Arugula on pizza is fucking fantastic.

The story builds on itself as you discover it, and there isn't a right order to discover it in. Connecting the dots and figuring out what is going on is the most rewarding part of the game imo.

Don't look anything up. The outerwilds subreddit is great about nudging you in the right direction without spoiling anything.

Plus the new ones are a 3 cylinder. Imo that's too much car for 1.2 liters

I think uncrustables are the only time I do this.

The food in Lido is better than Venice in general. I wasn't really impressed with any of the food I had in Venice.

I think if you have the Euclid toy they'll open it too. I walked in yesterday without finding any of the holotapes or scouting parties and didn't have Veronica.

Their title is literally "how TF have I not beaten the game" and that person is answering the question.

I played Road 96 right after Firewatch and thought it was great.

That's how I felt about the Stinger when it came out. I was ready to trade my Q50 for one, but then i sat in one and the sloping window came right up to my head.

Bought another Q50.

I have a "you're not dreaming" tattoo from this radio call.

I just had a nissan Sentra as a rental for a month and beat the shit out of it.

Averaged 15 MPG - my record was 9.5.

Farmers Branch has a lot of Kompan parks, Joya included, and I don't think Kompan makes a roller slide.

Logitech MX Ergo.

I love my trackball.

Starts

You can switch sides each week when you finish one side

And modern safety.

I've had a job in Garland, Richardson, and Coppell.

All 3 were on Belt Line.

My dad used to sing this, kinda as a joke whenever I'd get home from work and just wanted to go to bed and didn't want to stay up and eat dinner or watch TV with him. It was just after I'd graduated college.

He died when I was 26, and damn if this song doesn't make me bawl every time I hear it now.