grits. the way my mother made them when I was a kid was plain and kind of unpleasant. I add sausage and cheese to mine.

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it’s really easy to exploit the worse parts of human psychology en masse when you have money, and its incredibly hard to undo that

My vote is for Gretchen.

Fingers. He looked like my hand because I was a silly goober who thought imaginary friends were dumb, but had no issue with anthropomorphizing my own hand.

Rubber. The movie about the tire who woke up and chose violence.

boo

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Oh, that’s heartbreaking.

its kind of bad, because I’ve got some pretty garbage internet. Steamlink works well enough for slow paced games like balatro and stardew, but anything like skyrim or binding of isaac has noticable problems and multiplayer games are right out.

I’ve heard of people running SF6 sets with no trouble though, so ymmv

a gamesir x2. It’s got an absolutely awful name (i think they were trying playing off of the gameboy’s name?) but it’s narrow enough to fit in the pocket while in its case, and that’s good enough for me. I also got it pretty cheap, so i’m not worried about it getting scuffed or stolen while taking it out and about either.

A controller frame for my phone. I’m now carrying around a DS, N64, PS1, SNES, and GBA with me everywhere I go. I’m looking forward to adding Gamecube and PS2 and 3 to the list in the future. I can also play PC games in my bed, but can’t quite take that around with me because it’s streaming from my PC.

Yes, almost exclusively in the context of dogs shlorping up water from their bowl.

Onomatopoeia usually punch above their weight class here. Shlorp gets my vote.

WE STILL HAVE LEAD PIPES???

Looks like a honeybun to me.

so whats the point of the article then?

They’d sue you for playing their games on their hardware if they could

If you go far enough, you will see deserts, tropics, and taigas. I think that’s unique to us, at least…

This is coward talk. Healers should be given silver bullets for their guns with badass names like “Spectre Covenant” and huge medieval maces.