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Honestly, if an indie game is promising, I'll gladly pay full price. Pacific Drive, The Forest, and Inscryption (small sale) were all games that I picked up because of interesting trailers, premises, and very positive reviews :)

I love collies and huskies. The former are so wickedly smart that it's sometimes a bit unsettling to play with them. Though there's a lot of animals out there that are similarly smart, if you take the time to watch them.

Not just the old ones, many of them in the administration look super strange with even weirder views.

One looks like they fought a lawnmower at a barbershop and lost, another looks like a fanfic witch from The Matrix, several of them look like cast members from The Witch (movie), others have...odd features that make them look like WW2 villains or slightly methed out. And all of them are batshit insane.

You can't even find people like that in a big city.

I think you probably hit the nail on the head here. I've been holding off on MGSV because it's $20, and I'm waiting for that 50% off sale.

Buuut, that didn't stop my from buying silksong at full price. Or Factorio. :)

Got it! I saw a Samsung one the other week, so that's why I was curious. I still want a heatpump dryer, just a better one that doesn't beg for clicks.

Regulations do vary from state to state too. Some states allow you to treat stop signs as yields if there are no cars present.

Can confirm. I've seen $145 charges at Costco gas. Big truck country, where gas is cheap...

What brand is it? I want a heat pump dryer, but I don't like "smart" stuff.

Or worse, getting pushed by new colonial powers like Russia to ban "western" things like LGBT rights while they steal all the gold and other resources from them. I was hoping Prigozhin dying like a moron would have sapped the Russian's colonial forces in Africa. Unfortunately not.

Forwarding this to my shark friend, thanks!

One hole for everything! A pseudo-cloaca :3

What if you just didn't go home at first? Hit a climbing gym with buddies, or buy an ebike and use that to commute home. Interrupting your normal schedule and psychologically making home only a place of rest might help you reset your life a bit.

You don't have to spend money either. You could even just hit up a park, the library, or hang out with buddies. We tend to go swimming lots once standard time hits.