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Megacrit delayed Slay the Spire 2 so I could finish getting A20H kill with every character
reddit.com/gallery/1q6oui1[Central Florida] Never seen anything like it... Hard to see but it's red/orange with black and white zebra stripes on its abdomen. Got some kind of thing sticking out of it too. Long legs and wings.
reddit.com/gallery/1jwd0pvI'm getting to higher ascensions on my non-A20 characters (IC, Defect, Watcher A17-18) and I'm having difficulty figuring out where the "line" is between killing gremlin nob turn 3 and killing him turn 4 (for example). When do you have enough mediocre common cards to live through act 1 but not die in act 2 by bogging down your deck?
Edit: Thank you for all the suggestions!
Just food for thought. I think there's an argument for both. Will Asher's death make her disillusioned with the identity she has adopted or reinforce it?
Hey Radioheads. So recently some shitty "friends" left me [27 M] stranded in a city four hours away from my house with no way to get back, meaning I had to take a ridiculously expensive flight. TSA sucked as always, flight was delayed by an hour, and the girl at the coffee shop counter didn't want to talk to me. Airport blues.
Anyway, we FINALLY took off and I put in some headphones to relax to some Amnesiac. Everything is going fine, but right around the part in Knives Out when he mentions the mouse for the first time a fucking baby started crying. I'm a big audiophile so I have these sweet headphones for travel, but the sound wormed its way under them anyway.
The plane is collectively
Inspired by https://www.reddit.com/r/radioheadcirclejerk/comments/ztlb11/thom_yorke_is_autistic_pass_it_on/j1dzk32?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3. I'm thinking about doing this for other bands. I really think something about Radiohead gets my autism tingling. Maybe it's because it's a special interest of mine (cringe) but let's see the results.
For example, saying "frick" instead of "fck" or "shoot" instead of "sht." Basically kid-friendly curse words.
Edit: wow formatting really fucked this whole sentence up, huh?
Hey all, let me get your take on this.
So in a stroke of bad luck, my [27, M] car broke down a week before I was supposed to visit family for the holidays. Fortunately, my friend, Steve [25, M] carpools down with one of his friends, Liz [24, F] and some other people. Steve asked if I could come and they said yeah. It's about a four hour drive.
So we're all in the car yesterday, Steve is in the front with Liz and I'm in the back with some girl (I don't remember her name), and this other guy Tyler [26? M]. Liz starts driving and starts playing music, like Post Malone or something. Not a fan, but you do you and stuff.
About an hour in, the girl next to me asks if she can borrow the aux, Liz
What birds are the biggest value? What are the most viable strats to win? Any tips or tricks that would make my plays better immediately? We've started to bet on it.
Edit: For the record this is all in good fun. It's a way we like to bond.
My horror tolerance is in the negative. For reference, I couldn't even go into Dark Bramble by myself, I had to have my friend navigate it until I knew the pathing to the Big Story Thing in there. Will I even be able to play it? 😅 And how much of the DLC is spooky?
!I started it last night and did the little puzzle to navigate to the big black orb and then immediately quit because the atmosphere inside the orb was overwhelming. I don't even think that part is supposed to be that scary it's just ominous. Does it also at least give you some kind of indication a scary part is coming up?!<
Hello! I have a school project on someone who immigrated from their origin country to the United States. I'd like to treat it as a little research project for my own personal political development as well. Tried Googling, no dice. Any suggestions? The rubric states that they must have immigrated to the US, btw.
