He seems more reasonable by the day.

How is babby formed?

Problem is you still get dirty. And have to be outside.

Wow, never heard of them before. Interested in the planar headphones. And the thumb trackball looks awesome!!

Jenny's videos are awesome. This has been in my Watch Later since she released it.. I need to get around to watching it.

I still haven't beaten FO4. I lost interest. But I started 3 over again! And it's still just as good as ever. And it's been so long since I've played it, I've forgotten a lot of it. It's pretty awesome.

Do you really? Dang, I'm so jealous. I still have my original discs for I and II, at least. Yeah, my brother and I loved those as well. My dad worked in IT for EDS at the time, and got some old laptops on the cheap. So, I remember my brother and I laying on the living room floor, playing BZ facing each other over the IR ports. We started implementing gentleman's agreements, like no killing scavengers and no attacking your opponent's base for 30 minutes. It became a cold war game, where we would max out our units, and just spy on each other. Maybe send a single fighter over to poke at defenses. Then, I'd send over the mass of APCs I was hiding away from my base, and just annihilate everything.

And BZII had such a great mod scene! We loved XMod. We'd always say no nukes, but we always made them anyway.

Probably twice. Both relating to colonoscopy prepping.

Yeah, this just happened to one of my Sega Saturn games. I think I might have to break down and get the Satiator. Looking forward to the day when a little $80 handheld from Anbernic or similar can emulate Saturn.

If I was that hung, I'd probably paint it red and stick a shoe on it, too. I mean, I would want to show it off, but don't want to brag.

Not my beloved bleach!! It's my favorite cleaner.

Did you know that it feels slippery due to saponification? It's using your own body oils!

It smells good, it tastes good, AND it makes its own soap. It really is a miracle product.

Swapped the 300 MHz Pentium III for my 233 MHz Pentium II. The computer was very unhappy with this situation. Mine loved it, and I ran it all the way to 2006.