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The Blackangel

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  1. I wear makeup when I go out, but if it’s a home day, I don’t bother. I see no reason to get all made up if I’m just going to be laying around the house in sweats.
  2. I have a dangerously high pain tolerance. For example, when I was 16 I landed wrong coming off a bull. When I hit the ground my collar bone broke. I didn’t know it for over a week. I’ve been stabbed and felt almost nothing. I’ve been hit in the face with a baseball bat, gotten a broken nose but, again, felt almost nothing. My pain tolerance may sound like a gift, but it’s really a curse. Due to my tolerance, I can easily miss serious medical issues. I could have a heart attack and think I was just having some chest pain.
  3. My grandma used to make haggis every year at xmas. It seemed gross in the beginning, but after I tried it once, i was hooked. It’s easy to completely fuck up making it, but if you know what the hell you’re doing IT IS SOMETHING YOU WILL NOT REGRET.
  4. The same can be asked of any free service email. I still use hotmail. I have a few gmail accounts, but only because they’re required for YouTube channels, but i never check them.
  5. Custer’s Revenge is the rarest game I’ve ever seen. It’s an adult game that is incredibly racist. You play as Custer with a huge hard on and need to make your way across the screen so you can rape a Native American woman. Yeah it’s worse than it sounds.
  6. Jason from Blaster Master. He loved his pet frog so much that he was willing to face and fight anything to get him back. I would die for my babies. If they don’t eat, I don’t eat. If needs be, I’ll starve so they can eat. And that extends to every aspect of life. As long as they’re happy and healthy, that’s all that matters to me.
  7. And no entry since its inception could compare to the original on SNES.
  8. Very true. The World Series, Stanley Cup, and NBA Finals don’t hold a candle compared to the Super Bowl. For example, no championship game has a halftime show like the Super Bowl has. Not too many celebrities go to the World Series or Stanley Cup the way they do the Super Bowl.
  9. We have chickens, and when spring rolls around, I’ll be planting a garden. My whole childhood we had a huge garden full of fruits and vegetables. Often I would go to the garden to get stuff for supper. A few ears of corn, or a pot’s worth of green beans. Maybe a few potatoes or tomatoes. Everything we ate was something grown at home. Both meat and plants.
  10. It all depends on who the conversations are with. Is the person important to you or someone you’re more or less indifferent to? Is it someone you see all the time, or someone you almost never see? There are so many variables that it’s hard to answer. It changes from person to person.
  11. If anything, I would give that to Pokemon. I could have said Mario or Zelda, but those two have changed so drastically over the years, that it doesn’t seem viable to me. I mean if you try to compare SMB1 to Mario Odyssey, you only going to make a fool out of yourself. The same goes for Zelda. Compare the original to BOTW, and you’ll look like a fool. Whereas Pokemon stays relatively similar enough to be a gen gapper.
  12. I like the Lite because it’s more compact, costs less, and can do everything the normal Switch does with one minor exception. It doesn’t support a rumble capability. It’s still listed in the settings, but doesn’t have it. Aside from that, I often see it as a better option than the normal version.
  13. Even though that wasn’t the intent, I moved this topic as it’s discussion is directly about a political issue.
  14. Every game that isn’t made here in the states will most likely be completely unavailable to us in this shithole. I don’t know how it will affect those of you from other countries, but a $50 game will probably end up costing us at least $100. Adolf’s tariffs are doing more damage to us than most realize. The stupid bastard doesn’t even know what a fucking tariff is. But that’s not even his biggest concern. The most pressing issue in America today is changing the name of the fucking Gulf Of MEXICO to the Gulf Of America. Everything else takes a backseat. Inflation, national security, crime, all of it. Nowhere near as important as the goddamn name of water. I won’t be at all surprised if he tries the name of the Pacific and Atlantic to his own name. We would have Adolf 1 and Adolf 2.
  15. The Nintendo world championship tournament was beyond amazing. After SMB3 was released, it sparked off so much. The cartridges from the tournament are the most valuable gaming cartridges in the world. Unless there’s one I’m not aware of that is made out of solid gold. The gold copy that was given to the winner is booking at almost $19k on a low day. The NWC is what gave rise to eSports.
  16. That’s pretty much what the ISS is for. One of the most advanced and cutting edge astronomical labs is the ISS. The tools and equipment onboard the ISS allows the astronauts to see clearly what the atmosphere hides. The study of dark matter will continue until we actually know what it is. We know it’s there. Scientific measurements have proven it. We just don’t know what it is yet. As for black holes, we got our first ever picture of one a few years ago.
  17. The further I am away from civilization, the better. Nature is where I feel the most tranquil. It’s why I always took a month every summer to disappear into the woods and live entirely off the land. I wish like hell that I was still physically capable of doing it. It’s why we moved out to the country. My physical and mental health suffers severely in town. I can’t get far enough away from urban areas. The calmness and tranquility of a silent and still morning as the sun comes up, with the crispness of the air is so sacred out here. I couldn’t even enjoy that in town. I’ve always been a country girl. I lived in the country my whole life, and I just can’t survive in town.
  18. I would have to give it to the shoulder buttons on the SNES controller. It showed that just about any spot on the controller itself could hold a button. If it wasn’t for this, I don’t know exactly how long it would have taken for companies to realize that a button could have easily gone there.
  19. I want to knock the everliving shit out of this cunt. I hate people so invested in hate that they don’t care about anything but abusing people they have never even met. I bet my life that this worthless cunt has never even been in the same building as anyone who is transgender. I left her name uncapitalized because she doesn’t even deserve the slightest bit of respect. As someone who’s LGBTQ, this just fucking pisses me off.
  20. When Detroit makes the playoffs, we always throw an octopus on the ice at home games. The tradition started on April 15, 1952, when Pete and Jerry Cusimano, brothers and storeowners in Detroit's Eastern Market, hurled an octopus into the rink of Olympia Stadium. Having eight arms, the octopus symbolized the number of playoff wins the Red Wings needed to win the Stanley Cup at the time. The team would go on to sweep the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens en route to winning the championship. Since then, the tradition has persisted with each passing year. In one 1995 game, fans threw 36 octopuses, including a specimen weighing 38 pounds (17 kg). The Red Wings' unofficial mascot is a purple octopus named Al, and during playoff runs, two of these mascots were also hung from the rafters of Joe Louis Arena, symbolizing the 16 wins now needed to take home the Stanley Cup. The practice has become such an accepted part of the team's lore, fans have developed various techniques and "octopus etiquette" for launching the creatures onto the ice. On October 4, 1987, the last day of the regular Major League Baseball season, an octopus was thrown on the field in the top of the seventh inning at Tiger Stadium in Detroit as the Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays, 1–0, clinching the American League East division championship. In May of that year, the Red Wings had defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in the Stanley Cup playoffs. At the final game at Joe Louis Arena, 35 octopuses were thrown onto the ice.
  21. The short answer is we can’t. We don’t usually possess the money that would make us matter. If you have money, the probability of the higher ups caring about anything you have to say increases exponentially. Money is the only thing that matters in this world. If you have money, you matter. If you don’t have money, you’re a useless peasant. I doubt anyone here isn’t a peasant. I’m a peasant and always will be, unfortunately.
  22. Pavel Datsyuk, nicknamed “The Magician”, was going for a goal, and proved his nickname true. He jumped over an opponents stick, shot the puck behind himself, and scored. I’ve never in my life seen or heard of something even remotely resembling that happening. I don’t even remember how the rest of the game went because I was too in shock.
  23. I’d give that one to RDR2. The different locales make huge differences. Whether you’re up in the tundra, the swamps, the desert, or the woods, each one holds a humongous variety of conditions. It can start raining without any kind of lead up to it. It has a massive variety on animals and plants. Some of which I had never heard of prior to playing RDR2. So it not only incorporates the massive variety, but it can be educational at times as well.
  24. That’s an easy one. With 100% convictions, it’s Castlevania Symphony Of The Night. ’Nuff said.
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