-Kudasai-

This was a low point for me as a child gamer, I actually wasted money and whole weekend on this abomination

Oh shit I forgot this was made into a video game Nevermind

BBQing today finally after putting it off all summer. Grilling some huge ass Ribeyes, some leftover hotdogs, a poatoe and corn on the cob

The YouTube Music app is perfectly fine and functional app it does it it's supposed to do however there is one thing this app does that annoys and puzzles me at the same time. Most music apps I've used over the years has it whenever you select an artist their albums will pop up just the way I prefer. But YouTube music for some reason whenever you select an artist instead of their albums popping up all their songs would pop instead in alphabetical order. I like to listen albums in their entierty I don't random songs unless I'm listening to the radio. I have set the app search for albums which is a pain in the ass since I have shit ton of albums on my phone (which is why I barely have any storage space). I've tried to find another music that is a functional as YouTube music but I hate dealing with ads all over the place. And another thing that annoys and it's not exclusive to YouTube music it's when the word "The" is in the title and it's under "T" like The Doors for example in under "T" instead of "D" the correct way you alphabetize. I could've I was taught this in school whenever you alphabetize things and "The" is in the title you ignore the word "The". Why do most sites get this wrong? Things alphabetized under "T" become a clusterfuck when you do shit like that. My SNES and NES Classic gets this right but other things can't? What the fuck, I know posted a thread about this years ago but it's one of my infuriating pet peeves. Goddamn it ya'll need to take an English class or something, then my grammer is the drizzling shits what the fuck am I talking about?

How about that, Jaws is available free to watch on my Fire stick. I know what I'm doing tomorrow night

When it comes to the first two Pearl Jam albums VS > Ten

Hotdogs

To each their own