I can't help with this one, but I can tell you a fun fact about beloved resident of Sesame Street Grover's fur.
Grover's fur is actually bluer than the NTSC color space can show, meaning that unless Sesame Workshop begins production using an HDR colour space, you'll never actually see the correct colour of his fur on TV.
It's fine but it's the kinda book that this guy would only have bought because he worships Scorsese as the pinnacle of Kino, and has not actually read it. It's so unrelated to and unlike the rest of his stuff that no other outcome is likely. Check out that perfect spine.
Actually, check out the perfect spines on everything but the two Death note re-releases.
Little Timmy, age 41, is a serial neighbour annoyer who keeps blasting line drives through my window at 3 am and telling me to "come out and play ball, Greg" I don't even know a Greg.
I meant the way too much grass in the outfield. I doubt people are gonna be grand slamming it far enough out that that would be a problem even if they are playing baseball a lot, and it would definitely be better to have something like a little woods to stop balls from flying out into the road all the time.
Class 1 shouldn't exist, and class 3 should have a throttle. I do think 45 kmh/28 mph is a reasonable top speed though. It's a bicycle, not a motorcycle. Safety is a reasonable concern to have.
Yea, exactly. So many popular indie games during the "Golden Age" were just little gimmick games all wrapped up in some weird auteur cult of personality shit. Like you'd feel bad about pirating because it's not like it's Activision or something, but it's still ridiculous to charge $20 for a game that would have been free on Newgrounds if it would have come out 5 years prior.
Ultimately I do think the Indie Game Revolution or whatever was a good thing as there were some genuine gems that came out of it. Stardew Valley, Celeste, Bastion, and Shovel Knight are all bangers.
It was definitely a lot more likeable at the time as it was unique and at the height of the "Indie Game Darling" era in the Xbox 360 era, 07-2014 or so, when everyone was excited about every indie game that was different in vibe from the boring brown military shooters that were overwhelming the market at that time. Is it worth playing now? Nah. A huge amount of then-beloved indie games were actually kinda mid. This is one of them.
I think it'd be pretty funny if someone made a website where kiwi farms users could type in their personal info to see if it's in the data leak, but actually it was a lie and all of them were deceived, this website is actually collecting their information for it to be posted publicly.
Was expecting this to begin with "Dahir Insaat Presents"