They're brothers but they don't cuddle or get close often. This is my only window hammock, so sometimes they fight over it, or the one on the right will just shove himself into position.
The left one got too hot, I think, and had to move.
Suck_on_my_Presence
joined 2 years ago
Not exactly 10+ times for... Probably any of these. But enough times that I'm certain I'd still discover more on another rewatch
- Airplane!
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- Longlegs
Happy early birthday.
I'm sorta of the same as the others that 30 itself wasn't really anything. But the year or two of being 30 that I've had under my belt have been great. My 20s were a lot of figuring life out and now in my 30s, I've settled in my career, settled in my routine, and have the freedom and funds to do a lot of fun things.
It's honestly been great and I can very much recommend it. Just take care of your body!
Judgemental horse
Recently out of a long term relationship, and I am maybe almost ready to try again.
But my best friend and I have been getting a lot lot closer and have had a few chats about maybe considering letting a little bit of romance into our relationship. It's something we're both being very cautious about, but to be honest, I'm hopeful that it'll happen. They're the best person I've ever known.
Embrace the rot Let pestilence bloom
Ruthie Foster has some music that might be what you're looking for
Otherwise, I suggest poking around Bluegrass. Supposedly bluegrass sort of split off from gospel like an evolutionary branch, so there are a lot of heavier influences in bluegrass like what you're talking about. Though I assume that most of what you'll find is probably going to be sort of white people quiet church music, but I know for sure there's a fair amount of good time stomp and clap.
My conservative parents flew in/out of SeaTac in Seattle and gasp the absolute mind boggling grossness they had to endure by knowing there was a non-gendered restroom in the airport???
If I rolled my eyes any harder, I'd have to put out some missing posters for they'd have rolled away.
Yeah!!! I love characters with things that play into how they act.
I'm really interested in the ghost - does the party see her as well? Does she mess with your character? Hahaha
And I love hiding that she's a ~~fucken furry~~ kitsune. Little tidbits like that - that don't have to be some grand reason - make me love characters more. Like fuck yes your wizard's familiar is an inch worm that no one ever notices just because an inch worm once crawled out of a spell book you were learning from and you laughed so hard, you snorted your health potion.
It's immersive. And I love it. Cute!
Wah! That's cool!
I don't feel like it was that long ago, but I guess it was.
I started on 3.5/PF1 and played a loose few games on those. Once 5e came out, we switched over and had a ton of fun with it.
Inevitably I started DMing for 5e. I just... I'm not gifted in the least with Game Design, so I struggled really hard once my players hit 8th level. I couldn't build a strong enough encounter to challenge them without having to flub so much on my end. It became a source of frustration and I was often harried. Unfortunately big life events ended that campaign. I've tried to start up a few more as a DM, but I feel like I've lost that little je ne sais quoi that made me a good DM.
After my third DnD campaign crashed and burned, I started looking into PF2e, joined a game, and then another, and another and another. Lol.
Right now we're going through Fists of the Ruby Phoenix and having so so much fun.
I absolutely adore a lot of what 2e is about, but I do have some things I'm starting to notice grate at me after having been starry eyed for a few years, now. Still, it's incredibly fun.
I've played, in 2e,
- a Champion (before the remaster, and I really wasn't a fan. I think it's better now),
- a pirate Drunken Monk (so much fun),
- a ruffian rogue (unfortunately the campaign just wasn't our favorite, but I was starting to make that build an absolute monster)
- a witch (I had never played a caster prior to this)
- an earth+water Kineticist (so. Much. Fun.)
Monks are my favorite class and have been forever, but the kineticist is making leaps and bounds to be my #2. It might also bee that we're level 13, so she can do a lot, but still. Fun fun fun.
The kineticist herself is an oread (earth genasi, basically), who was born in a village that was blessed with earth magic, but cursed at the same time by a wicked Dao. Her and her people have little spots of their skin that turns to stone, but it grows and grows and grows to eventually immobilize and kill them. She, herself, has a fair few patches that she's hiding from the party because she's a fucking idiot (lovingly). But yeah! She's very stoic and this is very out of my usual play zone, I typically make jokesters or shit-stirrers with loud attitudes. But being stoic and calm and just ready to silently sacrifice herself for her team is difficult - though a lot of fun.
... Sorry for the rant. I love talking about these things ahaha
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This kinda isn't in the same genre as normal racing. But Lonely Mountain Downhill is a game where you're mountain biking and trying to go faster and faster to beat certain goals or personal records. It's adorable and fun