

A lot of VR titles let you do that. Job simulator, vacation simulator, and more erm, viscerally, surgeon simulator.


A lot of VR titles let you do that. Job simulator, vacation simulator, and more erm, viscerally, surgeon simulator.
Scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch…play with paws…play with paws, have to get used to me touching your paws for later…I’m adopting this dog now, I don’t care who owns him.
Wowsers! That was a shock.
I figured the colloquial term wasn’t in use yet. But I feel like even without the actual term, the metaphor is still there in the cartoon. More…erm…“facial” oriented.
I know! I just got this 40 years later!


Having laugh out loud fun with “Promise Mascot Agency.” It’s basically all the wacky dialogue of the best Yakuza side missions with business management sim. Like Dondoko Island if you play those games. If you are into management sims, then play on Hard to start. I’m on normal and the gameplay offers almost zero challenge. But the exploration, characters and writing is excellent.
Got a pair like that from Costco. Still like new 2 years later and a lot of biking.


Boos don’t have feet. Ipso facto Kirby is just round, not a ghost.
That’s awesome. A close friend is doing similar stuff right now and I hope you both are happy to have this specific issue. You absolutely should feel good about yourself!


I generally agree that science reporting treats everyone like children, but I really don’t have a problem with this analogy. Stars are the only naturally occurring fusion we have to observe and compare it to. To me that makes sense.


Right on. At least half of Stephen Chow’s catalog came to mind when I read this question.


Never cared for SC but Shenmue 3 was my very memorable lesson in the crowd funding market. On the one hand it was released relatively on time, and I got my backer bonus. In the other, there still wasn’t actually a game to play.


For a summoner or necromancer, this could be fun:


Shouldn’t there be a representation of Abdul Alhazred?
Another vote for probably still worth it. My spouse and I go there for paper goods, laundry detergent, dishwasher soap, noodle bowls and dog treats, along with some nuts and office supplies, still more than covers the cost of the membership. Also, I always get the $1.50 hot dog and drink, you just can’t beat that.


But I like little puppy videos…



Coke and Skittles, duh.
Tonight, feel good. And tomorrow I hope things get better for you.
Thank you for giving him the home and love every dog should have. That will be the part he remembered at the end. Peace to you both.