Loosely: Games that make you feel cozy.
Does not necessarily challenge the player, might not even set goals. Has a certain aesthetic that is not drab or dreary.
Stardew Valley is considered to be a cozy game, as an example.
I got some cheap shit in a bundle that actually meets the spec requirements I wanted and they are sturdy as fuck too. They don't have a brand name on them, and came without any packaging. They've been better than any other USB-C cables I've ever owned. I wish I knew who made them so I could get more if I ever needed. ๐ฎโ๐จ
Phil McKraken
I've never had any real power.
If you mean electricity: 3 days. Was having to buy bags of ice to keep my fridge cold because it was cheaper than having to replace all the food that would have spoiled if I hadn't. At least it was in a time where smartphones existed and I can charge it from my car, otherwise I would have been bored as fuck.
Rolling another one.
This is the pre-game joint to loosen me up to roll more joints.
But it will be cheap and fast. Just what the execs at EA want.
It was in the 80's. The only way he wouldn't have gotten a gun was if he was a stereotype of a gay man and came into the gun store kissing his boyfriend.
Leak what he says in his sleep next.
Shiiiiiikaaaaaaa
(Give her deer crackers!)
"You are quite possibly the worst programmer I have ever heard of."
Derek Smart: "Ah, but you have heard of me."
DreamWorks only has 4 animated movies that aren't 3D:
Spirit, Way to El Dorado, Sinbad, and Prince of Egypt.
I forgot to get a pic of the entire spread before everyone attacked it, but here's my plate. Turkey, ham, stuffing, Mac n cheese, green beans casserole, yeast roll and cornbread muffin.
Not pictured: candied yams (I have those with dessert ๐)
How did Peanut manage to get their shirt on? ๐ค