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I tried to equate Pokémon S/V production values(close to 0) to non-players. I equated it to a Marvel movie and there are many shots where the boom mic is in view, special effects aren’t done, and there’s unintentional random cuts from one scene to the next.
Missing the basics and fundamentals at that level is pretty unforgivable. But it still makes a billion dollars.
I used to be pretty fat. Im still fat now, but I used to be, too >

I used to be too, then I wasn't for a little while, but now I am again. Personally, I blame the charcuterie. >

Whether I'm actually fat or not seems to practically depend on the day. >

Pro-shoot
That's not a political stance, that's how Mrs. Soprano says her favorite shar-coot item. >

Ah, the Sopranos. It took me forever to decipher "gabbagool". >

"How's the gravy today?" >

Half way through my probation at work which is 90 days once I've finished that ill get my working from home days and  things will be a lot easier when I don't have to worry about the trains so much. >

Recently discovered Spanish quince paste and it's the absolute bomb on charcuterie boards. Cut a thin transparent slice and layer it over a spicy meat item and a soft cheese on good rough bread rounds -- heaven. >

I am agonizingly slowly working my way through Pokemon Violet. Did some online play for the first time and that was fun at least. It's just so buggy and has enough little QOL issues that it's not fun to play long for me.
I did beat my first playthrough of I Was A Teenage Exocolonist this week which is a very cool and very queer game. Most robust pronoun options I've ever seen in a game by a mile. Highly recommend. >

I tried to equate Pokémon S/V production values(close to 0) to non-players. I equated it to a Marvel movie and there are many shots where the boom mic is in view, special effects aren’t done, and there’s unintentional random cuts from one scene to the next.
Missing the basics and fundamentals at that level is pretty unforgivable. But it still makes a billion dollars. >

I think that's a great analogy. And like... I'm still watching it, because I'll still go see any Marvel trash, but wow this was staggeringly poorly made and will be a severe factor in me paying full theater ticket price to go see subsequent ones. >

cubes of mature cheddar cheese >

I have trouble actually assembling a charcuterie board. Despite enjoying the actual individual pieces generally. I'm more likely to just open a can of olives.
Anyways, I'm desultorily poking away at Bloon's TD6. Kind of hit the point where I have no real idea what I'm doing in the game. Might clean up a few other things, but probably mostly done with it. >

My grocery store remodeled a while back and put in a whole charcuterie section next to the deli. I have to restrain myself every time I go in there or else I'll blow half my food budget on what amounts to a glorified snack.
I've been playing The Outer Worlds thanks to a recommendation in last week's thread. Been enjoying it for the most part. It seems to have just the amount of depth and engagement that I was looking for. Not overly simplistic, but not a massive time sink either. >

The Outer Worlds was great stuff. 👍 >

Colby jack cheese will always be a way to my heart. I do have to confess to keeping some of those green olives for casual snacking sometimes. 
I've began another relisten of "The Way of Kings" after the secret project book was released, I realized that I'm getting cloudy on the details of rythem of war. But I'm weird and can't just start at that book. >

For charcuterie, does taking slices of sandwich pepperoni and putting them in-between slices off Vermont cheddar count? Also not on a board but straight from the fridge?
I've been sick the last few days, a chest cold or something, had to take some days off work. Been trying to clean up my desk a little when I feel better in the day, and also spent a lot of yesterday writing synopses for episodes on the Bob's Burger's wiki, nice to finally do the and have something to focus on besides coughing all day, but, I don't know, it felt like I was doing something more than my actual job. Did finish The Last of Us Part I on my PS5, looking forward to the HBO premiere Sunday. >

So I'm looking forward to Starfield and remasters of Suikoden 1-2 for Xbox and PS5 for this year, any other games coming up or anything interesting anyone would recommend? >

I want to talk with all the top secret societies, big organizations in this society to save the planet from total collapse, anybody know how? >

I used to be pretty fat. Im still fat now, but I used to be, too >

I used to be too, then I wasn't for a little while, but now I am again. Personally, I blame the charcuterie. >

Whether I'm actually fat or not seems to practically depend on the day. >

Pro-shoot
That's not a political stance, that's how Mrs. Soprano says her favorite shar-coot item. >

Ah, the Sopranos. It took me forever to decipher "gabbagool". >

"How's the gravy today?" >

Half way through my probation at work which is 90 days once I've finished that ill get my working from home days and  things will be a lot easier when I don't have to worry about the trains so much. >

Recently discovered Spanish quince paste and it's the absolute bomb on charcuterie boards. Cut a thin transparent slice and layer it over a spicy meat item and a soft cheese on good rough bread rounds -- heaven. >

I am agonizingly slowly working my way through Pokemon Violet. Did some online play for the first time and that was fun at least. It's just so buggy and has enough little QOL issues that it's not fun to play long for me.
I did beat my first playthrough of I Was A Teenage Exocolonist this week which is a very cool and very queer game. Most robust pronoun options I've ever seen in a game by a mile. Highly recommend.