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Just got a Bob Ross chia pet.
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I would love a Ron Swanson but they don't make them.
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Probably because they can’t get it to grow meat instead of chia.
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So Saturday I stopped by that place called Players Choice at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina while on vacation as I do every year and I got 1 PS2 game, 1 PS1 game, and two GBA games.
Jet Moto. Seen a preview for this on my Interactive CD Sampler Vol. 3 disc as a kid and just seeing the colors and the fact you can ride over water had me interested from the very start, so it was great to finally see this one. Although I did buy it on PSN years ago, I have not installed it yet since my PS3 is jailbroken and I have no desire to go online with it. Even with that in mind, I still got it because I prefer having physical copies of games, even if I already own it digitally and now I am not restricted to playing it only on the PS3, PSP, and Vita.
Island Xtreme Stunts. Played Lego Island 2 on PS1 as a kid and loved it and if I remember correctly, this is a sequel to it, so naturally, I was interested in it from the get-go. I had actually contemplated getting this game well before actually going there, so you could say I already had my mind made up by the time I found it.
Crash Bandicoot The Huge Adventure. Grew up playing N Tranced as a kid and loved it. Played a small bit of this one way back when since my cousin had it and had a similar experience. So it was an absolute no brainer for me to get this. It was a little expensive for what I'd expect for a GBA game there, but I already knew what I was getting myself into and I knew it'd be worth it. I already have played through a good chunk of the game with battery power being the only thing stopping me from playing it more and I can proudly say, it was worth every freaking penny. Best GBA game I have bought in a very long time!
Hot Wheels Burnin' Rubber. Got it simply because it was cheap and because I like Hot Wheels. Not much to say really. Haven't toyed with it much since I spent most of my time playing that Crash game.
I nearly got Rally Cross and Hydro Thunder for the PS1, but I could not afford to get them all, so I put them back. I put Rally Cross back because I already bought it on PSN years ago and already have it installed on my PS3 and it was too expensive to justify buying it again. (though I may still buy it in the future if I can find it cheap) Put Hydro Thunder back simply because I didn't know too much about it apart from watching a friend play it, but I have some 2nd thoughts about doing this though, and part of me wonders if I should have bought it. I could have just put Rally Cross back and got it, but I guess I didn't because I didn't want to be totally broke after.
Already played the Crash game and loved it and played a little of the Hot Wheels game. Played Jet Moto last night and unsurprisingly, I was quite impressed with it. Going to play Island Xtreme Stunts in a few since I haven't yet.
Overall, it's not my biggest haul from that place compared to previous years, but it has some interesting ones in there and so far I am not disappointed with what I have tested! 👍
Jet Moto. Seen a preview for this on my Interactive CD Sampler Vol. 3 disc as a kid and just seeing the colors and the fact you can ride over water had me interested from the very start, so it was great to finally see this one. Although I did buy it on PSN years ago, I have not installed it yet since my PS3 is jailbroken and I have no desire to go online with it. Even with that in mind, I still got it because I prefer having physical copies of games, even if I already own it digitally and now I am not restricted to playing it only on the PS3, PSP, and Vita.
Island Xtreme Stunts. Played Lego Island 2 on PS1 as a kid and loved it and if I remember correctly, this is a sequel to it, so naturally, I was interested in it from the get-go. I had actually contemplated getting this game well before actually going there, so you could say I already had my mind made up by the time I found it.
Crash Bandicoot The Huge Adventure. Grew up playing N Tranced as a kid and loved it. Played a small bit of this one way back when since my cousin had it and had a similar experience. So it was an absolute no brainer for me to get this. It was a little expensive for what I'd expect for a GBA game there, but I already knew what I was getting myself into and I knew it'd be worth it. I already have played through a good chunk of the game with battery power being the only thing stopping me from playing it more and I can proudly say, it was worth every freaking penny. Best GBA game I have bought in a very long time!
Hot Wheels Burnin' Rubber. Got it simply because it was cheap and because I like Hot Wheels. Not much to say really. Haven't toyed with it much since I spent most of my time playing that Crash game.
I nearly got Rally Cross and Hydro Thunder for the PS1, but I could not afford to get them all, so I put them back. I put Rally Cross back because I already bought it on PSN years ago and already have it installed on my PS3 and it was too expensive to justify buying it again. (though I may still buy it in the future if I can find it cheap) Put Hydro Thunder back simply because I didn't know too much about it apart from watching a friend play it, but I have some 2nd thoughts about doing this though, and part of me wonders if I should have bought it. I could have just put Rally Cross back and got it, but I guess I didn't because I didn't want to be totally broke after.
Already played the Crash game and loved it and played a little of the Hot Wheels game. Played Jet Moto last night and unsurprisingly, I was quite impressed with it. Going to play Island Xtreme Stunts in a few since I haven't yet.
Overall, it's not my biggest haul from that place compared to previous years, but it has some interesting ones in there and so far I am not disappointed with what I have tested! 👍
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Was my first racing game. A true classic. Probably not until I got the Sega Dreamcast with the CART IndyCar game did I find a love for motorsport.
And a Sporter is an ideal bike for that.deal was too good to pass up, and I needed a cruiser, days of doing 160 on a rocket are long gone.
I rarely drove fast with my bikes but when I did, it was always the top speed. I try to keep within the speed limit as much as possible. It was the torque that interested me more than the speed and a Suzuki Bandit with a detuned GSX-R 1100 Slingshot engine and a lot of torque is what I loved about this machine. And the fact that it was a naked bike.
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Metallica Fresno 2018 & Tulsa 2019 gigs this week.
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Hollow
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This is for the face, I forgot to mention that. I’ll DM you some good products you can use for hands.
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Roo
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Niiiiiiiice. Does it recommend the three days of the year in which walking the peaks wouldn't be completely miserable?
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Unfortunately it neglects to mention that. OS maps are good, but they're not that good!
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I've played it only once and I already agree with you on this. It was hard for me at first, but once I figured it out, I was truly impressed by it and it made a strong first impression for me just as I expected. I'll certainly be playing it some more later on.
