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I tried the pc version but it ran terribly. Low or high settings didn't make a difference, it was painful to play. I'll give it another try after it gets several more patches.

Even over the last couple years I've seen significantly less black widows in my area of SoCal. I used to put one in a small terrarium each year, but now I leave them alone if even see one.

Fastest yay vote so far.

9/10. Haven't played CrossCode.

I really wanted to like Wild Hearts, but the performance was just abysmal on my PC. I hope a few patches make it worth playing in the future.

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Nevermind, it's coming down in big fluffy clumps.

ViewtifulGrave posted...

Im in the Inland Empire.

I'm in the IE too and I've only had rain so far, but it's pretty cold out so I'm not shocked someone nearby is getting snow.

10/10

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My wife is the only other person who is ever in our house, and she likes them too. Though she prefers to let me build them. So I just built the two latest flower kits for her.

I've had the same thing recently on my PC. Even with ad block on.

I've posted tons of pics of my exotic pets on here in the past, so here are my dogs and cats this time.
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Sorry to hear that. Fish are hard. I only have a couple betta tanks, so I have alot of respect for people who can maintain more elaborate tanks. Even with the best care, sometimes stuff goes wrong.

Sorry to hear that. It was a great looking frog. A lot of pet stores and reptile keepers recommend pacman frogs as the easiest frogs to keep, but the easiest frog to keep is still more fragile than most other exotics. In my experience its usually the water quality that gets them, or impaction from ingesting moss. If you decide to get another in the future, look in to getting a multi-stage R/O filter for your water source.

Mine flares up once a year or so. Unfortunately, it's always bad enough that I have to get it lanced, drained, and packed by a doctor. I really need to get the surgery to remove it, but the recovery sounds like a nightmare.

I really hope it turns out decent.

I've always got the feeling he completes games through sheer dedication and persistence rather than skill. It's especially obvious when he's playing a game with puzzles or exploration. I like alot of his content, but I don't watch him if I want to see a game played well.

9 out of ten ain't bad. And I watched my wife play Blasphemous, so I don't feel a need to play it myself

Shabriri posted...

hes neat, what is he? did you uproot him from Izalith

Goliath beetle grub. Picked him up at a reptile show in August. It was less than an inch long when I got it. Hopefully it lives a full life and morphs into an adult beetle.

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This little guy is probably the creepiest in my collection. And he'd not even fully grown yet!

ViewtifulGrave posted...

Im in the in Inland Empire. So about 60 miles away from LA.

I'm in the same area and its been pretty nuts. Off and on rain most of the day. My dogs were not enjoying the thunder at all.