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Happy belated @jayrider128!
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I have Metroid Prime 1, 2, and 3, and I have the Metroid Prime trilogy collection, and I have the Metroid Prime 1 remake
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happy birthday @Ric
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The OP/mods can add tags to a thread but that's the only thing I can think of
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happy birthday @3ngag3!
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happy birthday @Azalar Hex's cat
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yeah but has he seen fidget spinners or pogs
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Happy birthday @CorbeauKarasuand @Mohri!
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Shout-out to @SheemaGorath whose 20th boardiversary was a week ago
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happy birthday @jackiemarie90!
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haoppy birthday @nameraka
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happy birthday @Leaf
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happy 20th 18th birthday!
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happy birthday @K_N!
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Wasn't on the compilation disk. ALttP was remade on the GBA with the Four Swords multiplayer add-on around the same time which is probably why. I never owned it though, closest was (aside from the switch online subscription) when Club Nintendo shut down and the let everyone liquidate their points for Wii virtual shop games. I used points to get it for my sister and I played through it there.
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happy birthday @MEXobiologist!!!
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pretty-print [checkbox]
Raptorpat replied to Doom Metal Alchemist's topic in UEMB.com Community Discussion
is it possible it just loaded in funky and self-corrected? -
Showing your work (brought to you by medical cannabis)
Raptorpat replied to André Toulon's topic in General Discussion
I think it def helps to make sure kids know the rules and logic of math before letting them use all the shortcuts. also this, 100% it was the only math I bombed out on. in 10th grade I got a 48% on the trig exam, which was probably my lowest grade (excluding like getting a zero for not doing something) until 11th grade/pre-calc when I got a 36% on that trig test. it just didn't make any sense, like you can multiple and divide, but you can't sin something? like what is that even? it wasn't until scrolling reddit long after finishing school and someone posted an animated gif of like a circle and triangle visually moving around each other and how that generates all the sin/cos/tan values and waves. the logic all clicked in that moment, long after any of it was relevant, just as it clicked for a thousand people in the comments. one of the commenters basically said that the reason no one understands trig is because the math teachers don't understand it either, so they can't elaborate beyond "this is what the rule is" to help it click like with that one gif. -
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time my older sister had the N64 cartridge I had the GCN Master Quest disc that was a reward for pre-ordering Wind Waker my dad got me a used copy of the limited edition Zelda collection on GCN (Zelda 1, Zelda 2, OOT, MM) I got the 3DS remake I just beat the game on the Switch virtual console
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@cixblah if you are alive we are one day away from friending up
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Movie scenes that make you cry every time
Raptorpat replied to SwimOdin's topic in General Discussion
also (if you haven't seen Coco, don't spoil yourself - go watch the full movie right now) -
Movie scenes that make you cry every time
Raptorpat replied to SwimOdin's topic in General Discussion
Woody's Life Lessons: Toy Story 1: it is ok to not always be the center of attention Toy Story 2: love will always end, but it's preferable to emotionally sterile immortality Toy Story 3: it's ok to let them go when they move on Toy Story 4: it's ok to let yourself move on Toy Story 5: ... it's... ok to die...? -
Movie scenes that make you cry every time
Raptorpat replied to SwimOdin's topic in General Discussion
3 seemed like a good place to hang it up, and only do the shorts and seasonals after that to their credit though, the fourth one did continue to progress the existential "Woody's Life Lessons" to a reasonable next level -
Movie scenes that make you cry every time
Raptorpat replied to SwimOdin's topic in General Discussion
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Please, ma’am! Please let me rub my bruised bottom, ma’am!
Raptorpat replied to [classic swim]'s topic in General Discussion
setting aside everything else in this thread experience, the one absolute positive is that after 35 years I've finally learned how to spell "heinie"