Also at some point coke I am going to send you a screen shot of the different mech parts this game has with the stat names. I know what different types of stats a piece can have in English (an arm can have say, HP, reload speed, weapon change speed and recoil absorption) but I just don't know what order they appear in.
Also at some point coke I am going to send you a screen shot of the different mech parts this game has with the stat names. I know what different types of stats a piece can have in English (an arm can have say, HP, reload speed, weapon change speed and recoil absorption) but I just don't know what order they appear in.
I have a Tiger thermos I bought in Japan that I'm still using today. It's small enough to fit in my messenger bag for work, big enough for about 1.5 cups of whatever, and if needed I can bludgeon someone with it pretty effectively.
And then take a sip of scalding hot tea afterwards.
Also at some point coke I am going to send you a screen shot of the different mech parts this game has with the stat names. I know what different types of stats a piece can have in English (an arm can have say, HP, reload speed, weapon change speed and recoil absorption) but I just don't know what order they appear in.
Do you think you could help me with that?
Sure, no problem. What game is it? P4A?
Border break, its a Japanese arcade game. It saves your mech and I am starting to get to the point where I can customize my guy, I am just not sure what stats I am changing, hehe. Like, I can guess that the part line called "heavy guard" probably has a lot of HP and the part line called "shrike" that looks super flimsy is probably really fast but, eventually I will need to rely on more than just looks.
Also at some point coke I am going to send you a screen shot of the different mech parts this game has with the stat names. I know what different types of stats a piece can have in English (an arm can have say, HP, reload speed, weapon change speed and recoil absorption) but I just don't know what order they appear in.
Do you think you could help me with that?
Sure, no problem. What game is it? P4A?
Border break, its a Japanese arcade game. It saves your mech and I am starting to get to the point where I can customize my guy, I am just not sure what stats I am changing, hehe. Like, I can guess that the part line called "heavy guard" probably has a lot of HP and the part line called "shrike" that looks super flimsy is probably really fast but, eventually I will need to rely on more than just looks.
Ah, ok. Kinda like that big-ass Gundam game I would play occasionally. I like the card-based games like that where you're actually making progress and unlocking upgrades as you play.
I never did break down and actually play Lord of Vermillion, even though I was always sorely tempted to. I think I even picked up a few cards for the hell of it.
Man, I really need to stop slacking on learning Chinese. I have like 50+ cards programmed into Anki on my phone right now, but I really need to practice around my gf and her mom so they can *correct my accent.
*Either make fun of it or declare I'm saying gibberish because I'm using the mainland accent. >.<
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If you live in the US, they've been a thing forever.
Which reminds me of an article I read some time ago, about Oreo trying to convince brits to eat Oreos. The Brits seemed unimpressed.
We have a strong biscuit culture so new stuff needs to be more than middling to get any traction. We need a revolution in biscuit science, not sad oreos.
That said, I think you can still buy them here. And they were present in station vending machines in France
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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If you live in the US, they've been a thing forever.
Which reminds me of an article I read some time ago, about Oreo trying to convince brits to eat Oreos. The Brits seemed unimpressed.
We have a strong biscuit culture so new stuff needs to be more than middling to get any traction. We need a revolution in biscuit science, not sad oreos.
That said, I think you can still buy them here. And they were present in station vending machines in France
So apparently I have a date from okcupid with a girl who told me she hopes I'm not turned off by the fact that she's a former sex worker and heroin addict.
She used to have sex for a living. How could this be a turn off.
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Prostitute and fireman are among the only two jobs not represented in my friendship circle.
Does anybody actually know a fireman? I think they could be fictional
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
Well it seems clear by now that most mass market edibles need constant marketing in order to retain or grow, so I guess whoever owns Oreo has both the will and the stamina to push the brand in new markets
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
Well it seems clear by now that most mass market edibles need constant marketing in order to retain or grow, so I guess whoever owns Oreo has both the will and the stamina to push the brand in new markets
They will no doubt have innovation goals, so they can either develop and sell new lines our push old lines in new territories.
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Innovation goals? That doesn't sound like something the old you would say! We must have a beer sometime and you can brief me on how working has recast your strategic vision
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Fffffffffffff (especially with a gym teacher)
well you have a professor on your side
But it's not 24 hours any more so I got taco bell.
It was untasty!
Sadly, she is surrounded by fucking crazy people living in backwater nowheresville who like to fill her ear with absolute bullshit.
It's especially jarring because she's trying to convince me of this. I've been testing video games for about three years.
She's an incredible person but every once in awhile she makes me want to slam my head into a wall.
I should not have watched the final episode
This still hurts my head like whoa.
Do you think you could help me with that?
The Japanese just do not drink enough water for me.
Sure, no problem. What game is it? P4A?
And then take a sip of scalding hot tea afterwards.
Border break, its a Japanese arcade game. It saves your mech and I am starting to get to the point where I can customize my guy, I am just not sure what stats I am changing, hehe. Like, I can guess that the part line called "heavy guard" probably has a lot of HP and the part line called "shrike" that looks super flimsy is probably really fast but, eventually I will need to rely on more than just looks.
If you live in the US, they've been a thing forever.
Which reminds me of an article I read some time ago, about Oreo trying to convince brits to eat Oreos. The Brits seemed unimpressed.
Brits have custard creams and bourbons, they just like to front.
Silly Brits.
This spoon is everything I've ever wanted out of life (the part of life regarding cookies at the very least).
Ah, ok. Kinda like that big-ass Gundam game I would play occasionally. I like the card-based games like that where you're actually making progress and unlocking upgrades as you play.
I never did break down and actually play Lord of Vermillion, even though I was always sorely tempted to. I think I even picked up a few cards for the hell of it.
The big, new thing here in Australia a couple months back was Double Stuff Oreos.
I kept seeing adverts and thinking "We had these back when I was in high school. Why are they new here?" o.O
Fffffffffffff.
Why not both! I will do neither , just to be sure.
Is it a Western-style bar or a Japanese-style one?
Beware of table charges!
Why not? Get a couple ジョッキー and relax!
But I 不要 any 啤酒。
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梅酒? :winky:
*Either make fun of it or declare I'm saying gibberish because I'm using the mainland accent. >.<
That said, I think you can still buy them here. And they were present in station vending machines in France
They're everywhere in Edinburgh.
Oreos for all!
She used to have sex for a living. How could this be a turn off.
Does anybody actually know a fireman? I think they could be fictional
They will no doubt have innovation goals, so they can either develop and sell new lines our push old lines in new territories.
i seem to dimly recall one existing but i can't remember what it was!
hmm