Codilingus

I’d bet $ her name was Sally lmao. Upset she shared a name with a dog.

There was/is a subreddit where people would recreate how things looked visually to them. I think it was called replications? Like patterns and textures moving, almost like they’re breathing is common.

In the last 1/2 of the game I lowered the difficulty to easy for this exact reason. I wanted to experience the end, but couldn’t the bothered to memorize attack animations and timings to try and successfully dodge a boss 20 times back to back.

When you’re driving in a Chevy and you feel something heavy.

A VR gooner, obviously!

Only the parts about tolerance, treating people equally, loaning $ with no interest, even eventually forgiving said loans, not bragging about being christian, and not preaching unless others want to hear it.

Let their plan backfire in a way that’s about positivity. Teachers could say “what, you don’t want me to teach the actual parts of the Bible that matter?!”

Just watched the 1st episode. This is a quality shitpost and troll account.

+1, I’ve been very happy with Tidal for years now. I go down discovery holes fairly often and have yet to come across anything AI. It does a good job of vibe matching what I wanna hear.

Plus the audiophile quality is very, very nice if you have the equipment!

Yep.

C’mon ol’ boy, just 3 more beers and well have a grand ol’ time, we will!

Just gotta find a will to live through unsanctioned romance!

Charlie Crockett, he has a real old school sound and southern twang. He cranks out music like crazy, too!

Crucified Son Kentucky Too Long

Both of those songs are my favorite from him.

No Burnham came up with the best name, stadium country.

There’s still plenty of smaller lesser know artists that still keep that outlaw country spirit alive!

Charlie Crockett (southern twang) Cody Jinks Paul Cauthen (epic booming voice) Whiskey Myers (Lynyrd Skynyrd sound)

I’m assuming since it’s voices and it’s been a few weeks, a crack.

People in Texas cities wayyyy less likely to vote. The people in the country side voting red show up every single time.

I’m attempting an IRL Star Dew Valley. The place is best suited so far for making $ off of hay.

Not too long ago I attended a Hay Day, which was entirely, free, even a free lunch. 6-7 hours of experts in their field, with PhDs in agriculture sharing their knowledge and answering questions about pest control, and culling unwanted plants. Also people who have been baling hay for 35+ years sharing their tips and tricks, and helping people trouble shoot hay baler problems.

The most memorable and uplifting part, was a guy giving his talk on managing fields for unwanted plants. Someone asked how do I get rid of plant X? His face lit up and he said “lucky for you that plant is what I got my masters degree in.” Then after, the next guy asks about plant Y, and again his face lit up, “also lucky for you, I got my PhD on that plant.”

The entire thing was for helping the local community.

Now I can’t unsee that he looks like the love spawn of Ricky and Guy Fieri.

“Cory and Trevor are so fucking stupid they couldn’t find flavor town.”

You can technically play it all stealth I think. But there are parts where a villain catches you red handed, and sends swarms of their goons your way. I just gunned and blasted my way through those parts. It was possible to try and avoid them and sneak past, although that would probably be very challenging.

The gun play is very fun, too.

Edit: I just remembered there are a few parts where shooting enemies is mandatory, otherwise you die. I’d say if you really wanted, you could make like only 10% of the gameplay combat if you really tried hard?

I’m a massive fan of James Bond and this game was fan-fucking-tastic! It really does an outstanding job of making you feel like Bond, but young and learning the ropes.

This and the Indiana Jones game not too long ago are peak movies -> games.

I beat it already. It is a lot like Hitman, granted its been many years since I played a Hitman game.

The biggest is large levels with multiple paths and options for reaching your objective. Sneak through a series of vents and dodge guards; or lure a guard into a closet, knock them unconscious, take their key, and bluff your way in. Things like that.

If you get caught and enemies shoot at you, License To Kill goes live and you can use guns.