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Ohh that’s a good one. The other books afterwards were great too.
Would’ve loved a sequel and would honestly not mind them artistically fudging it a bit to pick back up with an older Arthur Dent
Ohh that’s a good one. The other books afterwards were great too.
Would’ve loved a sequel and would honestly not mind them artistically fudging it a bit to pick back up with an older Arthur Dent
This is so dumb funny. I am definitely trying it
Sitting with a grumpy stray cat at 3am waiting for animal rescue while I scare off the coyote that attacked him 🙃
Wish rabies wasn’t a thing so I could safely take him in myself :(
Homelander has the additional power of corpo-political PR
Yep. Sounds like that to me. Even Apple can’t afford San Diego which is why OP’s WFH idea isn’t an option
Monster Bash by Apogee
One of the first games little-me could get running through those old MS-DOS commands
Halloweeny and nostalgic. Perfect for the season
Hell ya dude that’s a feat! Drowning in success (and maybe water) haha
My friend showed me this too. Makes sense, keeps things clean and limits the pace of indulgence!
Anyway, here I go grabbin handfuls again
Just some classic car pranks
Yeah it’ll take time and trying to force it won’t work. What people tend to forget is that Reddit started out small with no user-made communities.
The first few subs were kinda generic but concentrated users in one place and bolstered discussion.
What I see a lot of here is people trying to recreate modern Reddit but without allowing for the growth that got them there. Resulting in lots of empty communities and overall a lack of interaction since users are spread apart.
It’s like when DC tried to copy what Marvel was doing without building up their cinematic universe. They jumped straight to that Justice league movie and we all saw how that went.
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Most don’t but that’s ok :) I still liked it