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I remember it being one of my favorite games, back in the day, for the GameCube.

nice.

even though I'm enjoying the show, I'm mostly watching because I'm curious as to what they'll do with the franchise.

iirc, the network bought the rights to Anne Rice's books, and I want to see if they'll be adapted.

they already did a season of Mayfair Witches, but I heard it wasn't as good.

I dunno, sometimes they can be fun.

like, if you use them as terms of endearment towards a loved one, friend, pet, etc.

I think it's really good.

they make some changes - instead of Louis being a widowed slave owner during the late 1700s(?), he's a gay, black owner of a brothel during the early 1900s.

also, the "interview" already happened when the interviewer was younger, and now a second interview is taking place while he's an old man.

tbh, Bobby was too much of a player.

make him a ho regardless of his orientation.

he can be a chubby Boomhauer.

the reason why I think that, if there is a twist like that, that Louis would have been in on it (initially, at least) is because of the diary thing and how he knew Armand took out the pages and seemed understanding.

I wonder how Joseph will be like after getting past his awkward phase.

a chad like John Redcorn, a paranoid conspiracy theorist like Dale, or some combination.

Mike: what did you call me

I think it's amazing

https://twitter.com/itsavibe/status/1791688406411387043?s=46

Death Stranding is the WOAT game.

Yakuza/Like a Dragon is a mid series.

turn-based JRPGs tend to feel antiquated with their mechanics, and it's difficult to feel excited for future releases.

if you haven't, you should do that real estate mini-game.

getting #1 rewards you with an ultimate move.

I don't think I would have been able to beat the game otherwise.

We find the images extremely disturbing and difficult to watch, the office of L.A. District Attorney George Gascn wrote in a statement on Instagram Friday (May 17). If the conduct depicted occurred in 2016, unfortunately we would be unable to charge as the conduct would have occurred beyond the timeline where a crime of assault can be prosecuted.

:/

more at link: https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/diddy-cassie-video-hotel-los-angeles-district-attorney-statement-1235686828/

if it was an accident, unfortunately stuff like this happens a lot - there was even a video of a 12 year old girl accidentally shooting her cousin in the head as they played with a gun on social media.

if it was intentional, it sucks he had to deal with what he was dealing with - a lot of people from the hood deal with PTSD, depression, etc. as they grow up.

either way, RIP

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Scotty_Rogers posted...

Honestly I don't think he's responsible for Biggie's death. He definitely played a role in Tupac's but I don't think he'd set up his own artist and friend like that

Suge probably set up Biggie's death.

yea, this is the guy who's suspected of killing Biggie, and it looks like Suge was involved in some way:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardell_Fouse

nice, congratulations

Google says they settled it:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/ae9ae091.jpg

edit: at post 32

RIP

iirc, it wasn't just one person doing that kind of stuff, plus, people were also uploading gore/death images and I think the owner of the site just had enough

TheSavageDragon posted...

I've never heard those words to describe my country before, so they're appreciated.
It's not so much that we're chill, but we're a somewhat timid people. Comedians here regularly joke we're the type of people who would go out on the streets in order to protest something, but request everyone doesn't make too much noise for the people living in those streets.

EDIT: We're basically Europe's Canadians with the Dutch being the more straight to the point Americans

tbf, I was only there for about a day or two, traveling somewhere else.

some of my family lives there, so I stopped by to see them, and just walking around and doing stuff made me feel it was super chill.

I know it could have just been the area/time of day, so I'll probably have to visit again sometime in the future.

one more

idk if I have a favorite country, but of the countries I've been to, I really liked Belgium.

it seemed really laid-back.

like, if I had to describe its atmosphere, it would be - it felt like late afternoon after a light work day.

super chill.

Funkydog posted...

So how long before he's welcomed back with open arms like numerous other piles of shit?

it currently looks like he's seen like a pariah by a lot of people in the hip-hop community, so hopefully never.

fine with me

bump

of those three, it used to be red but now it's green.

The_Korey posted...

You kannot konvince me that the red kid did not hear boss music.

lol

no u

is TC taking credit for someone else's dog :/

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I liked it.

from what I've heard, people would tend to like it, and that it was Us they weren't into (I liked that one, too).

cute dog, tbh

tbf, the horse can see the water in front of it.

I mean, if I do my job well, it's not that notable.

but if I do something I shouldn't, like hookup with a coworker, steal from the company, etc., then that's when people start caring.

not to say it's not commendable what happened in the OP.

I used to.

but now, outside of work, I like living my life in a way where I can generally be flexible and selfish as I want.

not saying I don't like being there for people, but having people rely on me for the rest of my life like that feels pretty scary.

I know she dies in the movie (haven't read the book), so I guess it would be cool if the twist was that Louis had to forget she was alive and let her be to ensure her safety

my apologies

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refmon posted...

what

I think he could have also been speaking figuratively, like there was a psychological reason why he didn't scream/call out

I agree, but I'm suspecting it's something Louis might have asked for/consented to.

at least, initially.

^ a prequel series for Dune:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EEoQAoEGLhw

where will you go

I think there's some kind of higher power; whether it's divine, an advanced race, a creator of a simulation we're a part of, etc., I don't know.

I don't think it's a moral being, though - like, we're not asked or expected to live in
a certain way.