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It looks better than the original game and an added bonus - it actually works. See guys, what did I tell you? It's so easy to make a better and more enjoyable game than EA.

The Rockstar of the modern era won't do that unfortunately and it sucks that this is only termporary - I'd have loved to grab something there.

Hustlers is a fantastic recommendation - I didn't know it was based on a true story though. That's why I didn't include it in my list.

I agree but on a related note - when they parodied Chris Hansen in Boondocks was one of the most hilarious scenes I can remember from it

I totally forgot those two especially Johnny Bravo. I haven't seen I am Weasel since the 90's but it was a pretty good one as well To be honest, even before Ben 10, the standards were already dropping.

Labs are the easiest dogs to raise - they're usually well-mannered, scarily intelligent and they learn pretty quickly. The only thing is they shed hair A LOT - my original dog as a kid was pure lab but her descendants are labrador/ rottweiler mixes. They're just as smart but extremely overprotective and territorial except to me, my mom and a couple others. My big brother is the most interesting one since he hardly comes to Jamaica and they hadn't met him before but they let him into my yard without barking or anything. All they did was sniff him - usually they'd pounce on any stranger that dared to set foot in my yard. The only things I've never seen them kill is a pigeon who I nursed back to health, a frog and a stray cat that always skillfuly evades them.

That's pretty dope - do you also plan to get into Bee farming as well although I heard African honey bees are pretty vicious lol

I see - that said, how spicy is it in your opinion? Do you need milk with it kind of spicy or just it burns a bit for 5 seconds and then it falls flat.

I spent 6 months in London and took on the accent instinctively and normally I just speak proper english.

I know where you're coming from. I hardly lie about anything myself and normally it's something like me not wanting to give out someone else's personal info/whereabouts because it's a stranger asking me. If it makes complete sense and I see no evidence going against something a person said, then I'll believe them.

You have to always keep somewhat of a skeptical mind because that is what will prevent people from falling into these traps in the first place.

As @Clasher said, the lottery winner has to be very wise with their money. They need to invest it wisely and live within their means - why do you think rich people stay rich.

I started out doing graphic design so I do have an appreciation for digital art and I learned it on my own by watching Youtube videos at the time and through practice.

Why would you tell him to do that? If pays for security and the security doesn't do it's job - he has a right to sue. Unless you're alluding to the fact that the justice system is useless - in that case, he'd probably be wasting his time...

I think I know which video you're talking about and yeah he's definitely dead. I'm not sure - no amount of money could get me to do that especially without proper safety equipment.

Where do I start? So things I love to cook involve: Fried chicken/Roast chicken/anything involving chicken Sponge Cake (super easy to make - just 4 ingredients and about an hour and a half at most) Omelets with cheese and chicken frankfurters (super easy breakfast meal) Cornmeal Pudding (this is a bit more time consuming but it tastes good) Turkey Meatloaf (surprisingly easy to make) tin mackerel and rice (Jamaican recipe - easy to make) Spaghetti/Pasta tuna lasagna Spicy Tuna fried rice I could go on but this list is making me hungry XD

Same with my Galaxy Watch - when I get notifications or even when someone's calling, I don't have to pull out my phone to see who it is or who's messaging me.

The Samson Meteor is one that I've seen recommended for podcast especially for beginners along with the Blue Yeti which I currently own. It must be said though that the Yeti tends to pick up almost every little sound which has its pros and cons.

Protonmail has been around for quite some time and Tutanota as well but they're a bit more privacy focused with the option to encrypt your email messages so that only the recipient with the key provided by you can access it.

Personally, I've used Recuva but that was years ago but there are a few others on the market such as: R-Studio GetDataBack ReclaiMe UFS Explorer DMDE FileScavenger And before you ask, no - they're not all free but have been recommended to me and I can find some evidence that they do work. FileScavenger and R-Studio in particular are the most recommended I've seen from acquaintances, tech Youtube channels and on tech Reddit posts.

Was just about to point this out. There are people still using Windows 7 and 8 so it's not that big of a deal. All this talk of your system being "more secure" when upgrade to Windows 11 is strictly all talk since it still can get hacked quite easily.

Honestly, I'm in no rush to upgrade either and it's primarily because a lot of drivers for software I frequently use aren't supported.

Canva is a good beginner but you can go with Adobe Premiere which is pricey but is used as an industry standard. There's also Sony Vegas which is a far cheaper alternative but still does an excellent job. Camtasia and Filmora are also decent options.

To be fair, I do like VGR's navy blue theme. I also love much dark themes because as you said, they're far easier on the eyes especially for extended periods of time.