RainyDayJizz#35

The walk is as sad as you let it be. Or as happy as your memories.

don't even flex, I crush cars.

God damn, fuckin' old times dude. I love getting old. I'd love to know how Gnome is doing these days. Gnome was a quality human.

debatable. I can give a glimpse of where I am but the utility of th model is useless. All of the work is headward. So boolean algebra was actually an attempt to explain human thought, and ended up being ideal to create computers. I believe Charlie made a mistake and forgot to include a neutral response as it relates to thought, and I believe a binary should be a trinary. You can design multiplication tables for anything but I have to figure out how to represent the logic gates.

and I crush. Put that in your fucking baby stockings.

This old song rings on and on for days upon days. Sometimes though it carries you, weary in your ways. All this age, where does it go? We plead upon the sage. He smiles and says, there it goes, and goes about his day.

You may walk a crooked line or walk a straight one, few will walk the way. Yet when you do I hope that you enjoy the entire way.

WE ARE NONE OTHER THAN THE ARTISANS OF TIME!

We are but soldiers in an infinite war, scrambling for some semblance of reality. We grasp and hold to it tightly, and we never let it go. That small shred of reality makes us what we are. We hold and protect it, and we never allow a bit of infiltration. We are the protectors of a future none can see.

Jackie Birthday! I assert I am not late.

And as I flew I wished I knew The things that lie before. But when I do You'll find the view And love me all the more. Jesus God, did I ever tell you how great I believe myself to be?

Shit, I figured he had enough internet fortitude to answer the charge at least.

Didn't you start a whole campaign against calling people kid touchers on this board? I specifically remember that.

Similar, when I was a kid I think there were some things I was missing about the game, I didn't get very far back then. But a few years back I played through and I felt like it's a solid game. There are two other games in the collection I have a sort of personal vow to beat, Landstalker and Sword of Vermillion. Landscaper was a cool Zelda clone except for how difficult the jumping puzzles can be. Being able to discern where things are in space can be awful with that game. Kind of wondering about beating Phantasy Star 2 though, I never did but 4 is the apex of the series. The elevator mazes in 2 just make me sick, I have a game active and I am unapologetically using maps because fuck that shit. I just recently played through Shining in the Darkness without maps, which is a first person dungeon crawler and your map spell reveals about a tenth of the map at a time, and you have to have walked there before. Which helps you find unexplored areas when you can be frivolous with magic.

Possibly? You get more vitamins making sure you have a good vegetable intake. And if you tend to snack keep water around. I remember reading about this ages ago, if you tend to feel hungry a lot when you do drink a full glass of water. If you don't feel hungry after you weren't hungry. I naturally drink lots of water but I assume this works.

If you want to maintain a weight one steak in a day is plenty of meat. Humans don't actually need as much meat as we eat. Just don't eat more then two or three pieces of fruit a day or you'll start shitting your guts out every day.

I was gonna say turn based would be a departure from the Mana series but your trailer said real time combat. I believe this came out on Playstation. I don't remember the combat being rough though, I just remember the final boss in Secret of Mana had a really stupid weakness I had to look up. I snagged the FF7 "remaster" on Switch and I think I can say for certain I don't like the Final Fantasy series. I hate Cloud and Sephiroth and none of the other characters really interest me, they seem like really flat characters for such a loved series. Oh! There's a Grandia collection on there that is probably 1 and 2, and 2 may be the most well constructed RPG I've ever played. You can go through the whole game and fight every battle once and the boss battles require strategy and even regular battles can take a bit of planning. It's another active combat system but you can work a lot of strategic moves in there because there's a move that can kill an enemy's turn but only in good timing. Highly recommend Grandia 2, the first one is probably a roughshod edition of the second. And then there's the Sega collection, while I think Grandia is amazing my favorite RPG will always be Phantasy Star 4. And if you haven't played the Shining Force series it's a strat RPG you could give a go. Most of the games in that collection are pretty great. Like they have Fatal Labyrinth which is an odd fun dungeon crawler, Gain Ground for some different arcade shit, and Light Crusader which I can't even describe well. Isometric dungeon crawling action. I'm about to wishlist a bunch of shit on the store that can wait for sales. Right now I'm trying to clear out memory cards in time for the Metroid release.

Not me, but I still have little interest in the witch trials. That story made me think of how it takes horrific shit for people to notice a problem sometimes. Like a pedestrian bridge and a building collapsing to make Republicans in Congress think infrastructure investment might be something we should do.

If you want to know how to entertain Shaq play the new Shaq Fu.i love Shaq now.

How is that possible.

Iw will identify myself against my better judgment.

Lol, just a podcast I was listening to. He was talking about the Salem witch trials. And an interesting fact is the likely end of them was because of an old man so disgusted by his trial he refused to speak, so he was placed between two boards and rocks were piled on top of him at regular intervals. After three days a priest came by to get his last words, which were reportedly "more weight," and he was smashed between the boards. After that the witch trials trailed off into five or six more hangings and nothing else. Pretty sure they hung his wife. PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE MAN IN THE WINDOW.

I remember when the IRA was Irish and not Russian. Protip: putting songs you like in your posts can make looking through your tracker for shit that makes you laugh a bit more enjoyable.

Bulletholes, puta! But seriously folks, wtf? 137? 137 people are aware of this place?