The Blackangel

It depends on how many rats we're talking about. I have a standing order through Amazon for a 20 pound bag to be delivered every month. Sometimes I need to hit the pet store and pick up some extra food. I also give them fresh fruits and vegetables. So depending on how many you're talking it can be a lot or a little.

As it is right now, i have 2 TV's with me. One is my PC monitor, and the other is specifically for games. I keep the PS3 hooked up to it, and one of my Nintendo's. The PS4 and Xbox One are hooked up to my TV that I use as a monitor. If I could have all my systems hooked up at once, I would. But the little TV doesn't have enough ports to hook more than 2 up at once. I don't know where the hell my switch box is, or I could hook them all up.

I played it constantly when I was a kid. After a while, I got bored with it as a game, and just played it to eat up time. I ended up creating my own items for the game, which I would then import to a character. The stuff I created would basically make my character some kind of god. They were invincible, their weapons never degraded, they often had 1 hit kills. Their skills and abilities were simply maxed out. I actually had a few people buying things like that from me. It was good while it lasted.

The temperament of a rat is usually very mild. If you handle them and they start to trust you, they're cuddle bugs. But they have a personality that is just as complex as any human. Several years ago, I had only 4 rats at the time. One night it got really hot, and 3 of them died. The one that was still alive seemed to blame me for his friends dying. While he had been friendly and sweet before, now he would bite me any time I was cleaning his cage, or trying to feed him or anything at all that involved any part of me being in his cage. It got to the point that i had to buy some heavy duty leather gloves that he couldn't bite through. So just like people, rats can be assholes. But they're more often just as sweet as can be.

I try to avoid guides as much as possible, but when I'm on a game for the first few times, I would almost always have a guide open right beside me. I'm kind embarrassed to admit that even though I have played and beaten Zelda OoT probably more than 100 times, I still use a guide for the water temple. That temple is a massive bitch and super confusing. I do this too. Even as a seasoned gamer, after I complete something simple, I save. When I would start a new game, the first few times I played them I'm sure I would save more than 100 times in an hour. Being a newbie, I was scared to death that I would lose a certain bit of progress that I had struggled with. Maybe the power goes out for one reason or another. Now I just roll with the punches. Like everyone else, I don't like losing progress. But I'm not terrified of it like I was.

It's a tie between two. They're both Johnny Depp movies, and they're both mind blowing. He gives stellar performances in both. Donnie brasco Blow

I nominate @Crazycrab for MOTM. His posts are always engaging, and he always posts something of value to the conversation at hand.

Ok, I'm stepping in. This thread is being lost into a discussion about cheats. if that's what you want to talk about, then make another thread. This thread is about things you did as a n00b that were somewhat pointless and silly. It is not about cheat codes. If you want to continue to post in this thread, make sure it is on topic. If required we will lock this thread. I know I for one don't want to have to resort to that, but there are times when one has to do things that one would rather not do.

I have seen a few things in RDR2 that were funny, most of them glitches. Things like Uncle playing air banjo, and a guy flying down the main drag in Valentine at roof level. But those were both glitches. Now there are two things I find absolutely hilarious from the game. 1) After hitting up Six Point Cabin and Kieran being free in the gang, Jack starts throwing rocks at him. When Abigail sees this she does what every parent does and asks him what he's doing. He tells her that he is "throwing rocks at the O'Driscoll". Abigail pulls him aside and tells him not to do that and leave it to the adults. 2) After bringing Sean back he and Karen slip off into a tent. Two minutes later Karen comes storming out yelling at him for finishing too soon and her not getting one. By the looks of it, she hadn't even gotten her clothes off. These things are literally scripted, and not glitches. Rockstar took the time to have their actors record the lines and do the motion capture. I laugh my ass off when either of these happen. So what scripted things make you laugh in games?

Have you considered playing the OG of FPS? I'm speaking of course about Doom. You can't go wrong with it. If that isn't something you're interested in, have you thought about finding a good position in games like CoD and just sniping everyone/everything? I'm not the most educated on those style of games due to my psyche not being able to stand them due to my own experiences in the military, so that may not be anything like you're looking for. I've been trying to find a good FPS myself. But I'm looking for it on either Switch or PS4/5.

I had a lot of sex playing The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim.

We have a water bill for the water flowing through the pipes. Rain water is fine if you know how to purify it and kill off any pathogens in it.

I have a dangerously high pain tolerance, so I can take most anything. For example what I mean by "dangerously high" is something that happened when I was 16. I landed wrong coming off a bull, and when I hit I broke my collar bone. I didn't know it for over a week. All I knew was that my arm didn't fully work like it should. I've broken both collar bones, and they now have corners when they should be straight with a small curve. I've also broken toes, nose, virtually every single bone in both hands from wrist to fingertip (don't ask) and several concussions. I don't even know that I've been injured until/unless someone tells me most of the time.

That's the situation right now. If/When I decide to completely restart on everything PlayStation (modern) that's when I'll use the PS5. Hell I have Castlevania SOTN running on my PS3 at this exact moment. So I'll have 3 PlayStation's hooked up all at once. Four if/when I hook up a PS2. I could just dig out my PS1 and try to find my PSP and I'll have every PS product except the PS Vita. I don't own a Vita, so I can't have it on me at the moment.

@Rain Dew loves Skylanders. She has damn near every figure from every game. She's going to be doing reviews throughout the series for our gaming channel. As for me, I have some collectibles like a few Master Swords, but I don't know if that really answers this question.

I would say time constraints and money. Things are always removed last minute. There's no modern game that is exempt from this rule.

The dogs do a lot. My pitbull and smallest chihuahua climb up on me and take a nap. The rats like to climb around on the keyboard if I'm at the computer. One of them accidentally sent an email when I wasn't watching. It was hilarious. The bird on the other hand, attacks my fingers when I'm gaming. She absolutely HATES when I game. So I have to choose to either game, or hold the bird.

"Get the stick"

It came today. I haven't hooked it up yet as I have several games going on my PS4 that I can't transfer from the PS4 to the PS5.

Red Bull Consumption

Anything by Disturbed. It doesn't matter what album or what song. I can listen to them all the time and not get sick of it.

These are just a few that come straight to mind.