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Personally, mine would probably be the PS1 just for what it did to gaming at the time. It brought about so many legendary franchises such as Resident Evil, Metal Gear, Silent Hill and Crash Bandicoot.

Exactly. I'm not sure why you'd hang it under.

After my 40+ hours awake, I think I slept for like 20 hours the day after. I'd rather not want to do that ever again.

More or less what I said. You'll have a little capital working abroad so you could put aside some and indulge in exploration of said country.

I'm glad I got my car with full cash when I bought it because car loans are such a pain!

The only mishap I ever suffered on a motorcycle is getting hit off one and I'd have suffered more serious injuries if I didn't have good enough reflexes. I was lucky to only suffer a sprained knee.

We have something like that in our country but the practicality of it in ours isn't there so you either are good enough at hand-to-hand combat to restrain someone or you might have to go the vigilante justice route. Law enforcement is pretty useless where I'm from.

From what I've read, it takes up a bit of time and the ingredients have to proportioned correctly or else the bread won't form properly. I bake things like cakes for myself and other stuff but bread is one I haven't tried before. I mean, I've made banana bread before but that's more of a pudding than actual bread.

Wow, that sounds incredibly stressful. I can’t imagine getting hit with such a huge bill all at once. Did the company offer any assistance, like a repayment plan? It seems like their mistake put you in a tough spot.

Personally, I’ve also handled a snake before when I was in Cambodia, and it was less intimidating than I thought. Their scales are smoother than I expected, and they usually stay calm if you’re gentle and also stay calm.

Same here. I keep my coins in it and go cash it all once the bag is full.

Training day - 9.5/10

Honestly. this Bleach episode was so touching when we saw Mayuri grieving over his best creation Nemu. And seeing Szayeloporro pop up and call out Mayuri on his hypocrisy - I loved this moment.

Finally finished Fire Emblem the sacred stones and it has a pretty deep story and engaging characters.

Honestly, I'm not even that interested in it because the whole event feels like a glorified game promotion event. The really good games hardly get nominated.

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