HardcoreHunter

Even games from 15 years ago you'll be getting below 20 frames. It's using vega cpu integration as its graphics processor. You should be able to play very low taxing 2D games.

My driveway is a quarter mile long and not maintained by the municipality. I know the feel.

post the laptop you ordered

Not me, I radiate heat like a furnace.

People who live west coast are like that. I'll be talking to people over there who are saying how unbelievably cold it is since it started dipping into the mid 60s at night. Then my east coast ass just throwing on a sweater, coat, and gloves because it's 18 degrees out in the morning. I actually passed on going out hunting this morning due to the cold. It's still archery and I have to wake up at 3am to start getting ready and drive out then walk up to my spot by around 5am. Though when you archery hunt you can't wear many layers because it'll mess up your shot and make it more difficult to pull a bow.

Because any colder and I'll risk the pipes freezing

Unless you spent over $2k on a laptop you're going to be playing low end games that will still overheat your laptop, and having photoshop crash all the time.

35 unless I'm expecting company then I turn it on for them. Surprise guests tough shit keep your coat on if you don't like it, call ahead next time.

Download the app streaming is better on it than their site.

I think impatiences of fandoms and how short their attention spans are is another issue. Animation takes time and even for everyone if the industry and networks are behind you, it'll still take at least 3 years to get something off of the ground, realistically closer to 6 if you're talking about Network TV. So then networks have to think about if a show like this will still be relevant years from now or is it going to be an expensive flash in the pan. Shows like Over the Garden Wall, Regular Show, and Adventure Time started out a decade or more before they were ever picked up by a network, and those were series that were aimed at kids and teens. Then there would be network conditions to meet which can hold up or halt production. In animation and sitcoms they want as few people to deal with as possible. If you aren't essential and can be replaced they will fight tooth and nail to not have you as a part of development. So most likely artists, voice actors, writers, music and sound would all be replaced for sag union, and animation shipped overseas to be done on the cheap. It's almost always more complicated than here's some money and a studio make us a show.

Probably not; though sprite sounds similar to Wisp, but Wisp is a yellow/green ball, and an asshole that likes to leave burn marks on my kitchen floor and counter.

The tricky thing about cooking children in the laundry pot, is that you never want to get your whites mixed in with your colors. They have to be done separately. My other ggm was a one room school house teacher, not relevant. But most of what I learned about a lot of that stuff was from the one who was a school house teacher, because she lived to be 100, so long enough to talk shit on everyone else. Yeah I don't blame you for not believing in them. I don't believe the majority of ghost stories I hear myself. Anytime I do find one that is real I'm just like well, that sucks; move or learn to live with it I suppose. I'm also one of those people who if there I a spider on my wall I am just content to living my life knowing that I now share my home with a spider rather than bother with getting rid of it. I think a lot of people assume that you're some sort of exorcist when you live in a well known haunted area, rather than just having the ability to give as few fucks as possible and exert the most minimal of effort needed for a situation. Really it's only annoying when shit breaks because then I have to spend money. Used to things like the sink or shower turning on, drawers being ransacked and all the shit in them thrown about, lights blowing up, one time a box fan levitated off the ground and slammed against the wall. My brother was in the room for that one, his reaction was pretty funny. You'll sometimes hear people having full conversations. Also my dogs tend to hate the ever loving hell out of some of the ghosts. Possibly more creepy is when your dog just goes stares at an empty corner and barks for as long as you allow it. I also stored away any of the old music boxes because they'll play a few times a day if I don't. I also remember one time finding a bunch of hair everywhere like giant clumps of it. Yeah though sounds kinda similar to some of my experiences.

Same though we did always buy the largest candybars should any child have the bravery to come to the house lol. Worst case scnario is you end up with candy to eat.

Oh here's a picture of my great grandmother which has a funny story. One of the servants daughters that was friends with my great grandma was washing clothes in the children. However she was too short to stir the pot properly so she had to stand ontop of a crate. Though the crate gave way and she fell into the boiling water and died of burns. Then her ghost has haunted the old apple orchard since, though the apple orchard isn't there anymore and they put houses there, but no family has lived in the house for longer than a few months. Have already seen 9 people move in and out of that house this year alone. For me it's a funny story, other's might see it as tragic. Either way that copper pot is still in my yard. I remember calling it a witches cauldron when I was little. Also possibly cursed and or haunted. It's funny because people don't know how anyone lives in a haunted house, but I'm like meh you'll be surprised at what you can learn to live with.

I mean...There were a lot. My family had a grave yard back there, well over 40 bodies. Then there were the servants who were buried on the grounds. The bodies got relocated though. I fell in a grave one time and was stuck, until my dad and brother found me at like 2am. Nothing quite like falling into an open grave where the grave marker has your last name on it. Funny enough the cement place on the left makes caskets and grave vaults. But yeah there were probably over 100 bodies if you count the old abandoned church and the grave next to it that were in the woods. Think the church was built by my 5th great grandfather. Either way are was haunted as fuck.

Not only is it safer, but it teaches kids that there is always free candy in vehicles.

I actually had to walk through like 2 miles of woods before I reached a housing plan when I was a kid. All those woods are gone now though and there is a housing plan there.

The real shit was the Tales from the Crypt game show for kids.

Corpse Party A lot of people seem to not like the OVA, but I think it's pretty good.

No one will get it, they'll just think you're a hipster

2100 vintage wine, I'll wait.

The thing about bone daddies is that there is always a skeleton deep inside you.

Usually when you do coke you want to do in in a private area because it's expensive, and people will ask for some if you're doing it. I've had times where I'd be taking some pills and people will instantly hold out their hands like dirty socialists wanting handouts. Also bathroom stalls are walled in which keeps wind from blowing your coke everywhere.