Cityshrimp

One of my favorite games of all time. For a while, I would use the cheat to move beds and stuff to make my own house. And spent the day baking bread or collecting eggs to make money. It was later that I realized this is why I liked playing the Sims.

Also, every kid is different. Some are easy to take care of but others are stuff of nightmares.

“I did go out! Weren’t we just taking pictures outside??”

Yeah, if anything; Musk is likely an example he’s aspiring to be.

I was just gonna skim it but ended watching the entire things from start to finish. I religiously played dota since WC3 til 2015, so everything mentioned before then was pure nostalgia (in a good way). I learned tons about the game that happened since, and damn it seems I missed the golden age. I also loved the bits he did on the spin-off games like Artifacts and auto-chess.

I highly recommend this to anyone remotely interested in dota 2 history.

Its not about how old the candidate is, its about not having other valid alternatives when you dont like the candidate chosen for you.

Edit: just to make sure the point gets across. Imagine going to a restaurant, the waiter asks if you want to drink moldy water or toxic industrial waste. You see behind him lies an array of normal, refreshing beverages but sorry, you weren’t given those choices so you can’t have any of that. Thats basically this election.

For me, in Chrono Trigger, the most exciting moment was Frog splitting the rock with Masamune. I was shivering with excitement when I saw that.

4th core Soul Strike VS. Echo sabre, dragon lance, basher. She can hit harder than ppl expect while still fulfilling her support role. Battlefury is cool but the way it spreads it hard to control. Doesnt aways win but fun to play

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Reminds me of Kung Fu Hustle

Ball parking the number but that would be saving about $30-70k? Wouldnt make a dent in the amount I would have to pay to live closer. But even if I could afford it, I might still choose to live where I am instead of closer, given different circumstances. There is a lot more to why people choose to live farther from work than just money.

I would take anecdotal evidence though since thats all we got. Do you know anyone who would move closer to work if there was better “bike infrastructure”? Is it currently not possible to ride a bike to your work place from a nearby home/apartment?

Just to add, I would appreciate better public transit way more than bike infra

I highly doubt that. If I was able to choose a location closer to work, I wouldve done so already. Truth is most people have to settle with a long commute because they are unable to live closer to where they work. Having a better bike infra wouldnt help with that at all.