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- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
It adds that OP is racist.
- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
When my GF beat me in Soul Caliber, I knew she was the one.
- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
You don’t need to shower if you never leave home.
- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
If you were getting it on with aliens, you’d be especially valuable and interesting.
- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
Fake: nobody on 4 chan gets married
Gay: everyone on 4chan is a middle aged dude - Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
I’m ~190cm and sometimes see someone a full head taller than me at work. There’s always a bigger fish…
- Comment on Anon sees a happy couple 10 hours ago:
But, uh, how’s the pp?
- Comment on Anon wants $3 million 3 days ago:
- Comment on Anon shares his taste in music 3 days ago:
Next time just come out with that: “mostly the Mario theme over and over.”
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
I haven’t played all the Dark Souls games, but at least on DS1, the enemies are relatively few and far between, so “going ham” isn’t really a thing. The difficulty of DS is in where the enemies are, move sets, etc, not in how many there are or the specific weapons they have. Putting on cheats on something like DS is like having a tool to cut through a puzzle and get to the end w/o interacting with the puzzle in any meaningful sense.
That’s fine if that’s what you’re into, but I highly doubt you’ll get as much enjoyment from it vs playing a game with a lot more interesting set pieces, like the ones I mentioned, or really anything with a sandboxy feel.
You do you, of course, I’m just pointing out that if you’re looking for a casual slasher session or whatever, there are games designed for that, which would probably give you a lot more satisfaction.
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
I honestly don’t, I just think they’d get more enjoyment from games designed for having fun on god mode.
If you beat a challenging game w/ cheats, did you really beat the game, or just roll credits? Where’s the satisfaction of bypassing the entire point behind the game?
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
I think it was Prepare to Die on XBox 360. My XBox also had trouble reading disks, so it could also be the disk drive.
I have since purchased on PC and will give it another shot at some point, I think my anger has subsided over the past 10 years.
And not sure a cute boy would help, I’m more into women 😜
But either my SO or one of my kids cheering me on would certainly help. I did crush the Asylum Demon, I rage quit somewhere on the tower. I’ve since played several difficult-ish games (Ys series esp Ys1 and Ys Origin, Furi, Titan Souls), I just haven’t gotten back to DS.
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
There are games for that, don’t play a game that’s intended to be challenging on god mode, because that kills the entire point of the game.
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
Nah, who would date a neckbeard?
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
Writes itself.
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
Sounds like a selfish dick, glad you kicked him to the curb.
Though 5 years? That’s a long time to put up with that nonsense, you must have a very strong sense of loyalty.
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
Hmm, I rage quit when the game crashed right as I was about to accomplish something I had been failing at for hours, and I haven’t touched the game since. I have finished similarly difficult games though.
Am I salvageable?
- Comment on Anon watches her boyfriend play videogames 6 days ago:
Something changed in my SO and now they love watching me play scary games and watch scary movies (they watch from the safety of their desk while playing games, not on the couch w/ me).
- Comment on Anon sets up a prank at school 6 days ago:
Wow, amateur hour at the IT Dept.
- Comment on Anon sets up a prank at school 1 week ago:
Or have student logins to track whodunnit.
- Comment on Anon describes the micro-celeb pipeline 1 week ago:
Rule 37, there are no girls on the internet.
- Comment on Anon describes the micro-celeb pipeline 1 week ago:
And female.
- Comment on Anon describes the micro-celeb pipeline 1 week ago:
That’s disgusting, please provide a list so I can avoid them.
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
Just so everyone knows, Fancy Feast is owned by Nestle, so if you want to avoid their products, eat a different brand of cat food.
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
Surely this is easily exploitable…
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
Yeah, if I ate a gram of salt for every pound of my body weight, I’d be eating 1/3c of salt. That’s a lot of salt!
Dietary recommendation is 2.5-5g/day of table salt (I think that roughly correlates to sodium labels), and 1g/2lb would be about 20-40x that. Nuts!
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
And it has less protein than other options, so there’s literally no reason to eat cat food.
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
Regular chicken breast has higher protein content than cat food too, as does everything else on this list. Don’t eat cat food, it’s more expensive, has less protein, and (probably) less tasty.
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 1 week ago:
Apparently that can has 91kcal/can, and 10% of it is “crude protein.” Protein provides about 4 calories per gram, so one can is 2g protein.
If we scale to 250 kcal, that’s 6g protein.
Not sure I want to know where OP got their numbers from…
Also, regular chicken breast has higher protein content than this cat food, and it’s probably cheaper per calorie.
- Comment on Anon is a veteran 1 week ago:
Maybe he likes his mom, has a great career, and is a fantastic caregiver for her.