We've adopted 2 dogs and a cat that the previous owners claimed had toilet issues. All 3 three of them cleared up almost instantly upon moving in with us. 1 of the dogs in particular would do everything he could not to piss/shit in the house (when we first got him he had a digestive problem from holding it in too long when the previous owners didn't let him out). This experience has led me to believe most of these problems come from neglect and are not the animals fault.
They're cool. I put a PAC on the big mount which probably wasn't optimal for that ship but being able to oneshot the smaller ships with it (assuming I could actually hit them) was really fun.
I did like the one from a couple years ago with old Sarah and the hybrid liquid/exoskeleton terminator. I would sacrifice that one for them to have not made all the other ones after 2 though.
I eventually realized there's no one that's made me consistently happier than I was just being single. All my relationships have come with so much extra baggage that just wasn't worth the trouble.
Sometimes (probably most times) people don't have anything to add to a conversation. In these moments it's better not to comment at all. Just look at how shitty reddit is with dozens of people making the same stupid joke in the comments on any popular post. Quality is better than quantity.
Yea when I was a kid we would play hide and seek and the hiders would tie up the seeker before they went to hide and the seeker could start looking for them as soon as they escaped. I was always really fast because I would flex my muscles while they were tying me up and then as soon as they took off I could make myself smaller then that and it was easy to wiggle out. I think I had read that in a Batman comic.
I don't know if it was expensive or not but I would pay a lot of money for whatever mattress my ex had. That bed was the best sleep I ever got. Unfortunately that relationship ended really bad so I can't contact her to ask about it.
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