My great grandma always made this dish that me and my cousins called “pink salad”. It had both Jell-O and cottage cheese in it but I can’t recall the other ingredients. The texture was so unsettling to us.
edit: I think it was this. I like the ingredients by themselves but can’t handle them together. +retches+
Same! Then I remembered Supergiant has under thirty employees and that number made no sense.
I agree. It doesn’t feel harmless because mirroring validates the behavior and perpetuates the cycle. It’s not how I earn a living so I’m lacking the perspective and motivation of the account holder(s). Seeing thumbnails in that style has always made me cringe. Maybe I’m feeling embarrassed for the person?
Dang, that looks pretty slick.
If this is your setup: is there a cable plugged into just the ground of the bottom outlet?
The Keweenaw is such a beautiful place. Hopefully you stopped by the Jampot while you were passing through!
What an exciting second half that was!
Is someone in the front seat? It almost looks like a small tuft of blond hair. Is someone dropping off mail into the post office box?
Scrambled eggs on big salami
I don’t think it registered until I read your comment. Maybe compression artifacts or something? Either way, I don’t like it.
Beyond uses chickpea protein. Soy allergies are pretty common.
My Dad’s sailboat was Passing Wind
I agree 100%. The only appropriate use I can think of is using it to field FAQs or KB articles in a conversational scenario. Even then, how much use would that get over a basic search index they probably added a decade ago. Ugh.
I had to use this technique for Shadows of the Empire. I want to say it was the one that let you change between the Outrider, X-Wing, and Tie Fighter.
I’ve been trying to assemble that cat LEGO in my head but can’t figure where Cookie Monster’s head might go?
Bond was easily in my top three most played games on the Gameboy. I agree with your review with my whole heart. Thank you for bringing me back! I’ll have to load it up on the Deck soon.
100%
When the story mentions something in the room, pause to point at it.
I recall True Crime: Streets of L.A. being too big. The city felt so similar, I just lost interest. It could have been that the hardware wasn’t where it should have been to land a project that ambitious?
I just had to watch it again. Such a great skit. Jason Sudeikis’s yell at the end gets me every time.