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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhENIFAaj2s

Broden and Zach are taller than Mark in everything else. Is that the real Mark?

She likes to sing, and while we were driving she starts singing what sounds like the chorus to something. Her words were:

"There's a fairy on my dick, on my diddydiddy dick"

This was hilarious and we're convinced that either she misheard the word "Fairy" and the last line is "dirty dirty dick" or she misheard the word "Dick" and i have no idea what could be substituted. We are generally careful about what we play around her.

Some things I remember or might be remembering incorrectly:

• He might or might not be going through a divorce, but I definitely remember his career interfering with his family life.

• I have no memory of the stuffed animal, I don't remember if it was animated (though I don't think so), and it might have just been like "The beaver" where he has a puppet. i THINK one of his kids gave it to him but its fuzzy.

• It is not The beaver starring Mel Gibson, it's an older movie than that and is more light-hearted.

• The lead actor was a big name, big enough that I knew who he was as a kid.

• Edit: I think the title was something like "The Family Man" but that is not it.

Thanks!

I've gone up to and through the quillshot behemoth. The gameplay feels like it has potential but I feel like it's not fully realized. This post is me, after playing for a couple hours, wondering if it gets better.

• Do any of these behemoths have real mechanics?

As I've experienced so far, behemoths appear to be doing things, but nothing has been more complicated than "Oh he's attacking I need to dodge away". There has been nothing so far that has required any more awareness than having break your attack pattern for a few seconds.

• Does weapon choice matter in a meaningful way?

Why wouldn't we all just pick the highest damage output weapon and spam attacks till it dies? I'm playing

Yes I named it ALICE. Here's the Album

About 6 months ago I bought a 980Ti. The plan was to follow up with a new mobo/cpu on my next paycheck, but life got in the way and I had to put it off. Naturally, that mobo/cpu idea quickly grew into plans for building an entirely new rig from the ground up, and I waited until I get the rest of the thing in one swoop. Building a PC like this has been a life goal of mine since high school, and I'm very proud to finally see it happen.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

She takes a huge hit and tells a story about her father sending to her america, ending with: "But what if I am not ready?" "Become ready or I break your legs"

Unfortunately, I lost the link when I thought I had saved it.

IIRC, everything posted had a quick explanation. It seemed like a great resource for me to make sure that I was focusing on the right skills.

I'm not interested in the "Learn everything in 36 hours!" tutorials, and all this page did was talk about the different skills that I would require, and why they are important.

I'm new to this, teaching myself a little at a time, but I have a task that is a bit outside of my experience, and I'm looking some help to push me in the right direction.

I have an automotive parts website, that is structured like this:

website.com/VehicleMake/VehicleModel/VehicleYear/ProductCategory/Subcategory

Essentially, I am trying to build a dropdown menu similar to what you see as a standard on automotive websites that lets users select the vehicle they are shopping for and then takes them to a URL based on the selection.

Additionally, the options that appear on the drop down list have to be dependent on the previous selection.

Basically, if som