And also,
That ship did get unstuck.
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And also,
That ship did get unstuck.
If you want it a little more: That samurai could have taken it by Roller Skate to the Emperor of Mexico.
I wouldn't buy a full pie from Pie Hole, but for "grabbing a slice as you walk by," it's pretty solid.
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I used to work pizza, my standards for "good pizza" is a little different - I care a lot about things like acid balance and sugar content in the sauce, the proof on the dough, the butterfat content of the mozz.
Oh - Pie Hole on S. Broadway is one of the few NY-style by-the-slice spots you'll find.
I've heard good things about Blue Pan for detroit style, and both Pizzeria Leopold and Cart Driver do a pretty good... what to call it? More italian than italian-american, without being full on neopolitan pizza.
Fat Sully's has a few locations around, and they do a pretty solid NY-Style slice, as does Sexy Pizza, which is less my preference.
White Pie does a great New Haven style, if you're looking to branch out, and I don't hate Blackjack for "cheap middle ground delivery."
What goes in to good pizza for you - are you looking for a new york slice, detroit deep dish, or the more generic American middle-thickness bite?
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Denver is now receiving its first appreciable snowfall of the winter.
On March 6th.
Iran: check this shit out. I literally just drew a big picture of a soldier on the ground. The American AI spent $150 million trying to kill it.
The US: Claude, give me war plans big tiddies wins in war Montgomery and Rommel visible nipples mastermind plans child-like face
Had a similar conversation, and found out they'd watched nothing past TNG.
Which - okay! TNG has got some great stuff!
But I wonder (silently, to myself) which part of DS9, precisely, turned them off.
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And... Second Life.
There's a whole set of histories that my name appears in, that is viscerally important to a few thousand people, almost none of whom I will ever meet or interact with again.
I'm *only* at 480, myself.
I wound up being (depending on how you counted it) the second or third ranked healer in that game.
I would do amazing acts of acrobatics just to appear out of nowhere and pick folks up behind enemy lines.
I've never found a shooter that let me do that again.
MAG was the first shooter I really fell in love with.
I was a random nobody in the entry level maps, but a clan was rolling through with a member who'd just prestiged, and they saw that I was a random nobody who had both an active mic and a medkit, and went, "we can work with that."
Banished could be any one of a hundred city builders, it's just so easy to lose a few hundred hours to them.
I probably started that with Sim Tower back in the day, then Black & White 2, then...
Mass Effect... god, what is there to say.
Maybe this:
If I suddenly had Jeff Bezos money, I've got a plan.
Hardspace Shipbreaker is wonderful, and about something, and offers near-limitless potential for future games to build on what they did.
I *love* the "tidying up" genre, and this is my version of Powerwash Simulator or anything similar.
Pokemon was too big a part of my life for too long to not make it on the list; I never got a DS, so Emerald was my last game until X & Y (which I bought with a partner).
It marks my departure from "really giving a shit about this as a series," to the world of "I'll check in on the fandom."
Everything I could say about Shadow of the Colossus has already been said better, but let me just say, fucking co-sign.
Karan S'Jet, with all of the Mothership's sensors as her eyes, her voice breaking, watches the world she gave her life up for burn - and me sitting there knowing that she is the loneliest woman in the universe, because she alone of the survivors can't even be held in her grief.
As for homeworld:
The triumph I felt, hearing the chorus swell as the Mothership leaves the scaffold, the yearning & hope & joy-
Then Samuel Goddamn Barber kneecapped my heart, and through my tears replaying the mission over and over for no mechanical benefit until I could save every cryo tray.
A sandstone and red sandstone fortress being constructed in minecraft, with crenelated walls.
A different angle view of the same fortress, showing the rear, at sunset.
A view from below up at the walls by moonlight.
For proof - I just popped into my realm to take some screenshots of my current in-progress fortress, on a lovely little island in the middle of an oxbow lake in-the-making.
Hypatia Cade being both a disabled person and a space ship that (spoilers) cashes in her savings to afford a full robot body with haptic feedback so she can get absolutely railed did something to my sexuality at an early and formative age.
Introduce yourself with 4 spaceships.
I'm the one who introduced Minecraft to the Architecture department at UNC Charlotte, and as such I am responsible for more person-hours lost in that department since Wild Turkey American Honey.
I keep coming back to it. I don't know if I've gone a month without playing it since 2010.
I *think* this is as close as I can get to my spread, some representatives I've spent *too much* time on from a wide swath of genres.
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