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Never managed bigger than 20 myself, and that took two sittings, half for brunch and half for dinner. 10 is a full meal on its own and 8 a strong main course if there's sides.
I'm a standard Midwestern fat man. I was 4 when Granddad put a rare NY Strip in front of me for dinner. He absolutely refused to cook a steak beyond medium-rare.
EDIT: And I'm apparently a naked standard Midwestern fat man.
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I can put away a lot of steak. 12-16oz is a "normal" steak for me (usually a NY Strip - my personal favorite). I can handle a 24-28oz without much issue though. I haven't tried for something as obscene as 48oz.
if I win the lotto, its Peter lugers for you and aiymi and zelda.
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Never managed bigger than 20 myself, and that took two sittings, half for brunch and half for dinner. 10 is a full meal on its own and 8 a strong main course if there's sides.I'm a standard Midwestern fat man. I was 4 when Granddad put a rare NY Strip in front of me for dinner. He absolutely refused to cook a steak beyond medium-rare.
I have met you. You are not fat.
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...I personally think that American (and Australian) food tends to be mostly deep fried, combine that with super-sized servings…and coke being cheaper then water, yeah that’s one way to get fat. Not to mention that some months, outdoor physical activity isn’t possible.
Due to public transport being the way it is, most people drive to work and everywhere else, which cuts down the amount of physical activity they get. Public transport in Singapore wouldn’t get right at your workplace, you’d still have to walk to train station/bus stop.
So I suppose in America, if you weren’t taking active steps to prevent it, it’s fairly easy to put on weight…
But in Australia, I know a crazy auzzie who walks 20 mins to work everyday.
Oh and getting overweight puts extra strain on your knees(especially when you get older), which makes you not want to get out even more to exercise.
Is this considered as political? *scratches head*
On the one hand, that's a pretty general stereotype for such a huge country. On the other,
Yes, Coke is cheaper than water pretty much everywhere you go, and
Yes, a large portion of the country considers deep frying an art.
As for portion sizes, it's pretty scary how much they vary. In Albany, Berkeley, and San Francisco, if you go to a steak house you can expect steaks ranging from a 6 ounce filet mignon (about 175 grams) to a 14-ounce prime rib (roughly 400g); all perfectly reasonable. Yet when Shiro took us to a steak house in Fremont, barely 50 km south of us, the smallest steak you could get was 500g, and the prime rib weighed in at a whopping 48 oz (1.5 kg), with a notice on the menu that, "No, we do not serve smaller portions, as we cook on the bone to ensure quality."It would have been a far more believable lie if they hadn't served my "medium rare" prime rib well past medium well and into well.
And Fremont is home to Claim Jumper, where even the salads
Yeah 100 g of steak or so. like this with those sides.
According to food panda the regular version is 130 g, which means the express version, which is cheaper, is even smaller. So 100g was probably a good estimate.
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I'm beginning to suspect that people (^gasp*) might not share their correct ages on the threads.
I'm sure that Haladir was one of the few people on the boards older than me. But then he recently posted that he was about to turn 50, making him over a year younger.
I *think* DungeonmasterCal is still older than me, but not by much...
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I'm beginning to suspect that people (^gasp*) might not share their correct ages on the threads.
I'm sure that Haladir was one of the few people on the boards older than me. But then he recently posted that he was about to turn 50, making him over a year younger.
I *think* DungeonmasterCal is still older than me, but not by much...
I am 39. That's the truth.
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I'm beginning to suspect that people (^gasp*) might not share their correct ages on the threads.
I'm sure that Haladir was one of the few people on the boards older than me. But then he recently posted that he was about to turn 50, making him over a year younger.
I *think* DungeonmasterCal is still older than me, but not by much...
I *think* you're right. I know John is close to you in age.
I also *think* that LM and I are about the same age (possibly born in the same year). Pretty sure that puts us as the second line. I'm sure *someone* is in between us and you/John/Cal in age, but I have no idea who.
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WELP it is official. this Hamster is going to have a rabbit in his apartment in about a week...Rabbit stew? Oooh?
I know I'm a bad cat that should sit in the corner and write lines,"I should not eat other people's pets."
You wouldn't want to eat his rabbit, now.
(It has tumors.)
He's four? Maybe three years old.
I'm looking after him since my sisters are going to college.
I thought about this and... He's five or six!
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And since I was in Madison last weekend, why not drive to Milwaukee after work tonight?
Because it's Milwaukee.
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I'm 3256 and yes The train did blow my mind when it was invented.
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hoping that the large guinea pig cage I bought can comfortably house a 10 pound rabbit. He takes after his 12-14 lb sire, not his 7 pound dam.
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And since I was in Madison last weekend, why not drive to Milwaukee after work tonight?Because it's Milwaukee.
Zelda and I are taking the two younger ones and meeting up with her family. It's where Zelda grew up.
This trip has been a logistics snafu since the beginning. Zelda's beast of burden (SUV) should not be used for that distance. The suspension is about to break in half and there's a rusted hole in the engine block. It needs to be put out to pasture, but she has to keep it limping along for a bit longer.
So Aiymi and I offered up her Mazda, which comfortably seats 4. Seating 5 is possible, but I wouldn't recommend it for any trip over an hour.
Zelda's eldest said, "Yeah, I'll go. Certainly." Which meant Zelda and the kids were going to in our car. Then as of yesterday the eldest backed out as we were getting the cars switched over. So switch them back, and now I'm driving my Subaru instead (same seating issue - fine for 4, 5 is only doable for short distances).
Of course, since Aiymi's mom still isn't going back to Texas for another week, Aiymi is staying behind so that her mom isn't puttering around the house by herself all weekend.
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RE: Steak Serving Sizes
1) My go-to: 18 oz ribeye (510g)
2) Hungry time: 24 oz whatever (680g)
And, yes -- I'll have the soup (bowl, not cup), the salad, and the sides, thank you.
Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
Anecdote #1) Many moons ago the Subway chain was offering the Asiago Chicken Caesar sandwich (the year 2000, I think?). While on a Bible college road trip, I shocked my companions by ordering two footlongs, and then finishing a third before they completed their meals. At which time I was in line getting the fourth for the road . . . and it was devoured within 10 minutes of leaving the parking lot.
Anecdote #2) Quiznos -- ahhhh, the Black Angus sandwich (rosemary-whatever bread). I have scored at least three free sandwiches because nobody believes I'm ordering the second one for myself during a dine-in. "No, that's the one she wanted; these two are for me." " . . . Are you sure?!" "Is the second one free if I finish them both before we leave?" "Yeah. I dare you."
Works like a charm!
>.>
<.<
. . . And now I'm hungry again . . . .
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RE: Steak Serving Sizes
1) My go-to: 18 oz ribeye (510g)
2) Hungry time: 24 oz whatever (680g)And, yes -- I'll have the soup (bowl, not cup), the salad, and the sides, thank you.
Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
Anecdote #1) Many moons ago the Subway chain was offering the Asiago Chicken Caesar sandwich (the year 2000, I think?). While on a Bible college road trip, I shocked my companions by ordering two footlongs, and then finishing a third before they completed their meals. At which time I was in line getting the fourth for the road . . . and it was devoured within 10 minutes of leaving the parking lot.
Anecdote #2) Quiznos -- ahhhh, the Black Angus sandwich (rosemary-whatever bread). I have scored at least three free sandwiches because nobody believes I'm ordering the second one for myself during a dine-in. "No, that's the one she wanted; these two are for me." " . . . Are you sure?!" "Is the second one free if I finish them both before we leave?" "Yeah. I dare you."
Works like a charm!
>.>
<.<
. . . And now I'm hungry again . . . .
Knowing other people with such an appetite, you're probably outrageously thin, thanks to a high metabolism.
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I can put away a lot of steak. 12-16oz is a "normal" steak for me (usually a NY Strip - my personal favorite). I can handle a 24-28oz without much issue though. I haven't tried for something as obscene as 48oz.if I win the lotto, its Peter lugers for you and aiymi and zelda.
Looks like about $50-100/person, which is about what I expected*. What I didn't expect was that it's cash only.
*No, I can't afford that on a spur-of-the-moment either. As part of a planned trip with money set aside specifically for it, we could make it work.
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It would be nice if it could be Friday afternoon already.let's get this day over with.
It is Friday afternoon.
Here.
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I'm 3256 and yes The train did blow my mind when it was invented.
I refuse to have anything to do with heathen innovations like these new-fangled fancy-schmancy so-called 'wheels'. Dracoliches have a much smaller carbon footprint, if it's transport you're after.
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RE: Steak Serving Sizes
1) My go-to: 18 oz ribeye (510g)
2) Hungry time: 24 oz whatever (680g)And, yes -- I'll have the soup (bowl, not cup), the salad, and the sides, thank you.
Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
Anecdote #1) Many moons ago the Subway chain was offering the Asiago Chicken Caesar sandwich (the year 2000, I think?). While on a Bible college road trip, I shocked my companions by ordering two footlongs, and then finishing a third before they completed their meals. At which time I was in line getting the fourth for the road . . . and it was devoured within 10 minutes of leaving the parking lot.
Anecdote #2) Quiznos -- ahhhh, the Black Angus sandwich (rosemary-whatever bread). I have scored at least three free sandwiches because nobody believes I'm ordering the second one for myself during a dine-in. "No, that's the one she wanted; these two are for me." " . . . Are you sure?!" "Is the second one free if I finish them both before we leave?" "Yeah. I dare you."
Works like a charm!
>.>
<.<
. . . And now I'm hungry again . . . .
damn.
You can put it away.
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I can put away a lot of steak. 12-16oz is a "normal" steak for me (usually a NY Strip - my personal favorite). I can handle a 24-28oz without much issue though. I haven't tried for something as obscene as 48oz.if I win the lotto, its Peter lugers for you and aiymi and zelda.Looks like about $50-100/person, which is about what I expected*. What I didn't expect was that it's cash only.
*No, I can't afford that on a spur-of-the-moment either. As part of a planned trip with money set aside specifically for it, we could make it work.
its why Peter lugers always has security outside. People still get mugged after leaving there, even now.
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I'm 73, and have been for the past ten years or so.
I do have people from Florida come up and complain about the cold when I have a fan on me and sweating. Its so cold 65 degree breeeee *eye roll*
Hah! Yeah, that’s real.
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Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.
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Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(
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This seems like a very high steaks conversation.
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This seems like a very high steaks conversation.
I was waiting for you to say this.
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This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
this is what the bike was for.
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I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
Such as?/Why so?
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Of course the starting cord for my saw snapped right after it ran out of gas half way through my last cut.
Yes, I just took out a hammer and chisel and finished it the old fashioned way (with maximum effort and every f&!~ing swear word known to pirates.
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I can put away a lot of steak. 12-16oz is a "normal" steak for me (usually a NY Strip - my personal favorite). I can handle a 24-28oz without much issue though. I haven't tried for something as obscene as 48oz.12-16 is just about right.
Served on onion straws and with french fries or steak fries...
Mmm-mmmm.
Depending on mood, day, and the form of the meat, I eat between 8 and 20-odd ounces of meat. Plus side-dishes.
Once I ate a meal of about a pound of meat (or more) and a pound of perfect mashed potatoes plus some veggies, and then get an extra serving of potatoes, and extra serving of potatoes, and then some more potatoes. I think I ate at least three or four pounds of potatoes in short order.
I was so terribly overfilled, it hurt, but those potatoes were so good it was worth it... I am not going to repeat it, I am too bulky in the wrong places now, though.
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I don't eat steak.
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This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
I had passed that threshold around 34. I could eat a lot and stay more or less in the same shape, but I could also not eat for extended periods of times without issue. Draconic metabolism and all that.
It's much less efficient these days.
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I hit my limit around 20 oz., plus sole of my sides, but that will probably result in leftovers.
Holy stinkin’ carpfish, though, a 48 oz. is the horrifying nightmare monster of my dreams. Why, yes, I’d like to eat that for the next three days... (or at least next several meals).
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Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.
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this is what the bike was for.This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
An aversion to physical endurance/labor definitely didn't help either...
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Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
Ah, yeah I can see that. N64 games are the biggest offender for me. They're not old enough to fit into my nostalgia goggles and tend to be where I lost interest in gaming for a while - most of the games I liked didn't make the jump to 3D well. Though I personally blame it more on the clunky mechanics of the early 3D age.
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I hit my limit around 20 oz., plus sole of my sides, but that will probably result in leftovers.
Holy stinkin’ carpfish, though, a 48 oz. is the horrifying nightmare monster of my dreams. Why, yes, I’d like to eat that for the next three days... (or at least next several meals).
Yeah, when I usually purchase such piece of meat, I slice pieces off for three to four days. Usually.
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I was born old. Now I am reaching child-like senility...
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An aversion to physical endurance/labor definitely didn't help either...this is what the bike was for.This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
That was the downfall of 6 of my 7 brothers.
I went the opposite direction, I've been compared to Rob Lowe's character on Parks and Recreation.
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Ah, yeah I can see that. N64 games are the biggest offender for me. They're not old enough to fit into my nostalgia goggles and tend to be where I lost interest in gaming for a while - most of the games I liked didn't make the jump to 3D well. Though I personally blame it more on the clunky mechanics of the early 3D age.Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
I can't watch other people playing video games regardless of the graphics quality. I get motion sick. Playing them...well...hit and miss. The old Dark Forces/Jedi Academy games I can play for a little bit, but eventually have to turn it off. I'll start feeling hot and sweaty, and then I just feel the nausea. Skyrim gives me no issues.
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Soon I'll be 42, I'm not saying when because I'm hoping it won't notice me.
I've said too much already!
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An aversion to physical endurance/labor definitely didn't help either...this is what the bike was for.This was me in my teens. Then I hit my 20s and very quickly learned no, I can't eat like that anymore. And gained about 100 pounds learning it.Though I've slowed down in the last five years, especially, my appetite is still the stuff of legend in my social circle.
<snip>
That was the downfall of 6 of my 7 brothers.
See, this is what intrigues me. What rank and which form of timeline are they?
Major Monday?
Corporal Tuesday?
Lieutenant Commander Tomorrow?
Private The Other Day?
Ah, yeah I can see that. N64 games are the biggest offender for me. They're not old enough to fit into my nostalgia goggles and tend to be where I lost interest in gaming for a while - most of the games I liked didn't make the jump to 3D well. Though I personally blame it more on the clunky mechanics of the early 3D age.Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
I think N64 can be fairly ugly (though not always - the LoZ games are surprisingly kind of okay) but holy mercy, 3D from PS1 can actually cause head-pounding and nausea.
FF7 is an offender in a big way, and I honestly don’t know how I could have played Tomb Raider... ever. Similarly, I can’t fathom how I made it through Turok (going back to N64).
Sprite work (FFT), and “cleaner” and larger 3D (Eternal Darkness, Vagrant Story) are still okay, to some extent.
I can't watch other people playing video games regardless of the graphics quality. I get motion sick. Playing them...well...hit and miss. The old Dark Forces/Jedi Academy games I can play for a little bit, but eventually have to turn it off. I'll start feeling hot and sweaty, and then I just feel the nausea. Skyrim gives me no issues.Ah, yeah I can see that. N64 games are the biggest offender for me. They're not old enough to fit into my nostalgia goggles and tend to be where I lost interest in gaming for a while - most of the games I liked didn't make the jump to 3D well. Though I personally blame it more on the clunky mechanics of the early 3D age.Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.
That’s too real! I’d forgotten Golden Eye and Perfect Dark - I don’t know about the latter, but the former definitely gave me nausea.
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its why Peter lugers always has security outside. People still get mugged after leaving there, even now.I can put away a lot of steak. 12-16oz is a "normal" steak for me (usually a NY Strip - my personal favorite). I can handle a 24-28oz without much issue though. I haven't tried for something as obscene as 48oz.if I win the lotto, its Peter lugers for you and aiymi and zelda.Looks like about $50-100/person, which is about what I expected*. What I didn't expect was that it's cash only.
*No, I can't afford that on a spur-of-the-moment either. As part of a planned trip with money set aside specifically for it, we could make it work.
Wow. If a high-end restaurant around here tried to be cash-only, they'd be out of business within a week. No one around here carries that kind of cash... or I should say, "No law-abiding citizen."
I usually carry $0, unless I know I'm going somewhere low-end. Then I've been known to carry $20, maybe even $30...
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I had that kind of cash yesterday, but then I immediately handed it over to someone who's removing a lot of plant matter from my yard.
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Ah, yeah I can see that. N64 games are the biggest offender for me. They're not old enough to fit into my nostalgia goggles and tend to be where I lost interest in gaming for a while - most of the games I liked didn't make the jump to 3D well. Though I personally blame it more on the clunky mechanics of the early 3D age.Early 3d games are main offender, causing even more nausea than they did in the past. Pixel art games (such as FFVI) are rather ok, but FFVII might be an issue now.Such as?/Why so?I sign under that with one hand. On the other hand, some of the old games are completely unplayable to me nowdays :(Nobody plays Minecraft for the graphics. Concerning yourself with the graphics is missing the entire point of the game.Honestly this is my mantra about video games in general.I think N64 can be fairly ugly (though not always - the LoZ games are surprisingly kind of okay) but holy mercy, 3D from PS1 can actually cause head-pounding and nausea.
FF7 is an offender in a big way, and I honestly don’t know how I could have played Tomb Raider... ever. Similarly, I can’t fathom how I made it through Turok (going back to N64).
Sprite work (FFT), and “cleaner” and larger 3D (Eternal Darkness, Vagrant Story) are still okay, to some extent.
I'll admit, my attempt to play through FF7 didn't get going long enough for me to be frustrated by the graphics.
My FF9 replay had no issues, so either the effects don't bug me as much or it's a late enough game that it doesn't give me problems.
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*suspects it's the heat and passes Kjeldorn a tub chocolate ice cream to help him cool off.*
*Munches on Ice-cream, while giving Kitty lots of scratchies and rubs as thanks*
THIS is what you can find in a Singapore fun fair (the local term for it is pasar malam).
Everything is safe to eat.
Drool, FAWTLers...Drool!
Freehold, you sure you don't want to pay Singapore a visit? We've got Takoyaki!
And Singapore just went up a lot a places in the "must visit" category :P
*Drools, with dreaming up various way to rope Mort in the be his tour-guide (…begging and bribery is currently at top of the list ;P).*
WELP it is official. this Hamster is going to have a rabbit in his apartment in about a week...
*looks dreamingly in the celling*
Remember my pet bunnies, cute little buggers, so soft and huggable.
I hear ya.*Flops onto the thread*
Tired…
Gooie brained…
Feeling a bit Blegh…
…
Just going to stay here in my corner and observe…
*Pats TL on the shoulder*
Helphelp! Proposals are afoot to ban short shorts at work! Light the bumbum signal - only one man can save our
Brilliant idea! Right after a heat wave you propose that people should put on more clothes!
*Eye rolls and sighs*
Coworker wanted to go into work two hours late so we can stay an extra three hours at the end of the day.
I said "hell no!"
This captain doesn't sit at home twiddling my thumbs on a Friday, I get in early, get s*++ done and go home and relax knowing I did a job well done.
Lazy co-worker one left an hour early today, and co-worker two had done nothing but complain and procrastinated (and we busy. due to clients coming to visit at noon) all day…
Then the boss came in and found only me working/preparing horses for client-presentation…
one co-worker gone…
other co-worker out for a walk "to cool down".
Yea the rage was palpeble.
But, yea agree on the work-style-ethic-thing ^^
I'm 73, and have been for the past ten years or so.
I've felt like 73 for years now…
*Sighs and cracks back*
I was born old...
Bingo! :P
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Evening John.
I'm about 5 minutes from heading out of the office and picking up Zelda. Of course, her boy has football practice until 6pm, plus he has to shower and change after that, and then food is going to be needed, so we're not going to actually get out of Bloomington until 7:30pm. I predict a midnight arrival at Zelda's mom's house.