Reject tikataalik who left the water to walk alone on land, accept tiddalik who sucked up the water so all had to walk

This time you can’t fool me, I know all ten of the TF2 classes.

hell yeha dude

Amazing

Now I have to discard all of my learnt Genshin knowledge because it’s suspect.

Oh yeah I absolutely hated having two hours back to myself in the day from not having to commute, wearing comfortable clothes the whole day, the choice to cook my own healthy meals rather than pay for food court slop, making my own coffee and saving money, and having time and energy to see my friends and family more often. It was terrible for my mental health.

Second date at the art deco maccas:

I wanna live in the evil fluoro green frog tower

im on data so I don’t wamt to open that YouTube video but hey do you remember this two legged hog from Galaxy quest

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oh shit oh damn i have a better one how about ‘hamas in pyjamas’

hb bananas

what’s even more mind blowing is that they repeat each week in the same order

cheep <–> peehc

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In what way does it make sense for Vietnam to annoy its largest trading partner, with which it shares a border?

look at all those chickens owls

tbf, I’ll give it a try. That being said I do like the bitter/astringent notes in my tea and I steep it for ages to draw them out, and I don’t drink with sugar, so adding salt seems like a preference/flavour thing more than an advice thing.

Edit: also it seems that where I live has soft water, which apparently skews brews towards bitterness, so adding salt kinda makes sense if you want to mellow it out. I wonder if adding salt after brewing with hard water is less necessary?

No

All of the Ace Attorneys are great if you like VNs, the Professor Layton series is good if you like puzzle games (don’t feel bad about using hint coins and it’ll make your life so much easier).

I also sank a lot of hours into FFT: Grimoire of the Rift. It adds a few more classes on top of FFTA, though the story isn’t as strong. The Fire Emblems and Advance Wars on DS are worth playing too if turn based tactics are your thing…

For adventure I enjoyed the Zeldas - Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. Both had charming cel-shaded graphics a la Windwaker. I don’t remember much about A Link Between Worlds. I assume it was decent.

For touch screen games, the Elite Beat Agents (Osu Tatake Ouendan) and Rhythm Heaven series are evergreen. The Kirby power brush is fun too.

My brother really enjoyed The World Ends With You (JRPG) and the Pokemon Mystery Dungeons (dungeon crawler) and Korg DS-10 (virtual synthesiser).

Finally if you haven’t played Chrono Trigger, there’s a DS remake. I hadn’t played Chrono Trigger before so DS was my first time playing. Absolutely must if you even think it might be worthwhile. Tl;dr R4 was great for roms, and DS is a goated console.