There's this band called Tiny Moving Parts. They got this song called Dakota. Its got this line "The Midwest has blessed me with great friends, and unforgettable relationships". This is important to me.
There's this band called Tiny Moving Parts. They got this song called Dakota. Its got this line "The Midwest has blessed me with great friends, and unforgettable relationships". This is important to me.
"I think it is wrong to kill somebody just because they have a different opinion than you" says the guy next to me right before we are ceremonially executed on TV for having pronouns in our social media bios.
They are calling me "K 'Balatro Speed Run World Record Holder' Jez"
Log on to fight them 3 times to build the 1 new thing they make and log off again for 2 months.
I think Monster Hunter Wilds has this problem where they streamlined so much of the game that there is no reason to play the game.
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At this point Get Cooked is a tourney that almost runs itself so I really just gotta lock in for the arcadian 1 more time.
I was thinking about making Battle Of The Bads my last tourney as a TO (until smash 6 comes out probably) cause its been hard to do literally anything while on this cancer treatment but seeing everyone have fun inspired me to keep going and at the very least finish the year.
Yup. Definitely not because you haven't played ult in probably a full year.
Its such a crazy aura loss for your parents when you think you are cooking some secret family recipe only to find out its just the recommended recipe on the back of the box.
It warms my heart when a Smash player says they can't make it to my events because they have work.
I have a lot of opinions about Tales of Symphonia(2003) and none of them matter and nobody should talk to me about them unless they are looking for recommendations for a early 2000s action RPG to play.
For instance you could easily make a post in a few different places about your favorite starter in Pokรฉmon red/blue and someone will engage in a conversation about it. And both of you will be 30+ years old and have already talked about this 18 million times in your life.
Something that weirds me out about the internet is that you can find a seemingly endless amount of people to discuss your special interest, no matter how old it is, so you never really have to move on from anything.
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Dumbest Girl Alive by 100 Gecs clears Radioheads entire discography.
Nobody ever talks about how hard it is to be a white guy who doesnt listen to Radiohead.
If i had it my way every single one of my events would include a coke freestyle machine and a special private performance by Taking Back Sunday.
There's always a tough balance as an event organizer when investing your personal money into an event of like how would it be if we had X thing vs How much money is coming out of my pocket.
Be for a post is shown to me by someone I don't follow it should be hidden like a spoiler and I should be allowed to know their age and occupation then decide if I want to see it.
I have a private discord server with only my friends that are over 30 where we share insane posts from random people online and everyone else in the server reacts by saying the poster needs to get a job.
Part of me as a fighting game lover hopes that it ushers in a new era of fighting game popularity. Another part of me would love for it to somehow turn out to be the key to Riot game collapsing.
"I just think its funny that... " - Guy who has never thought anything is funny
The employee at Hungry Howies doxxed me (I ordered delivery last week and she recognized my name on the order and shamed me for it when I came in to pick up pizza this week)
Thinking about how much of a cultural powerhouse the local Mcdonalds, Dennys and Taco Bell were in the small town I grew up in. Its probably the same across all of middle America.
Not pointing fingers at anyone specific, but im pretty sure this has just become a widely accepted practice for most Smash Ult event advertising and it makes me sick.
Let's say completely hypothetically a TO just lies about the people who will be attending an event, which tricks you into going and you still had a good time despite the other players never showing up. How evil is the TO in this scenario?
Panel 1: An evil-looking guy in a stained yellow t-shirt with the red Dai Gurren skull logo from Gurren Lagann (and sweatpants) points at a guy walking in the distance in a brown suit, brown hat, and black tie. He yells "HEY EVERYONE!! HERE COMES THE JOBHAVER!!" Panel 2: As the jobhaver walks past, another evil-looking guy in his underwear leans out of a window and yells "GOING OFF TO THE OFFICE, JOBHAVER?? GOTTA BE THERE BY 9, DO YA???" Panel 3: The jobhaver is walking away as one evil-looking guy, from his left, yells "GOT ANY MEETINGS TODAY, IDIOT??" Another evil-looking guy, from his right, tells "HOW'S THE >>PROJECT<< GOING, JOBSO??" and throws a balled up piece of paper. Panel 4: The jobhaver is clenching his teeth, sweating, and struggling not to cry as yet another balled up piece of paper and a empty can are thrown at him and bounce off his shoulders.
Every now and then I do special stuff only for people that I've had exceptional experiences with at events. I like to think of it as positive reinforcement for good behavior. I think maybe in community driven spaces picking favorites can be good.
Everyone will tell you Full Metal Alchemist is the best anime ever but no one will admit they think that because Edward Elric is the personification of an annoying 12 year olds power fantasy.