MaskedTai

u/MaskedTai


r/tipofmyjoystick•

Platform(s): PC - Windows 95/98

Genre: Adventure/Puzzle

Estimated year of release: Somewhere in the realm of the early to mid 90s, probably around 1994 maybe.

Graphics/art style: 2D isometric with a hotbar and menus with early animated 3D portraits. Think Diablo except much more stylized and cartoonish, very colorful. Evoked something of an educational game without shoving it in your face, probably just because I played it in a school library (Zoombinis, KidPix, all those sorts). Content wasn't childish or multiplication tables IIRC, but it could have been in there somewhere if my memory is faulty.

Notable gameplay mechanics: Exploring the area, collecting fruits and strange objects to

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r/keto•

I've been on this diet for some time now, as my tag shows. Nearly 10 months. I haven't really lost any weight since June/July, but my weight has slowly dropped, stabilized, and my clothing sizes have changed drastically. I felt it was time I make a post.

I've used a bit of this subreddit and a bit of r/ketorecipes, but overall the internet as a whole has been a major, major resource for this diet. Progress pictures were the only reason I started it in January, and the only reason the diet got on my radar last year.

This is me late last October, when my sister got married, and the photo that follows was just a quick one I snapped a few moments ago. It hurts to

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r/linguistics•

I'm not really sure where to advertise this so I might get more data for my paper, I've never run a survey before and it's a bit dry on responses. If you feel like helping a guy out who is legitimately interested in linguistics like all of you (I'd assume), please take a couple minutes and answer some short questions!

https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/tai114/181739

Edit: Some of these responses are pretty amusing. And yes, random guy that said "ghetto" was offensive, I did grow up in the ghetto. Thanks for all the data and comments thus far! It will take a while to parse through this for sure...

Edit: Despite everyone's complaints about question 8, I don't think it's an incorrect or bad

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r/gamecollecting•

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=9854374

Here's the auction in question. No one saw the auction had Persona for the first few days, as it had zero bids, so I was hoping to nab it for maybe $20 if only one or two people saw it on the last day. Some guy tried to rip the auction out of my hands, but my last minute bid increase was more than his by a dollar, so I won the auction. $15 shipping will be a bit painful, but I can sell what I don't want to my local game store.

I know stuff like this happens occasionally, so what are your guys' best eBay/shopgoodwill/etc. last minute bidding stories? We've all had our good and bad days, today just worked out in my favor.

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r/magicTCG•

Played FNM for the first time this evening. Got some pretty lame draws, made a GBU deck that was fast and had some focus on creatures in my grave. http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/fnm-11182011/

I don't think the deck was the problem, it was mostly that my first opponent made a half-decent mill deck, I lost 2 of 3, and my second opponent had the opportunity to play me with absolutely no mana early game, both times. I didn't even play a third match against him.

Maybe I'll go to another FNM, but probably not while Innistrad is being drafted. I don't like how it plays.

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