That's not a ship. That's a legit relationship.
Just a heads up but from what I've heard, cats only do this when they're experiencing something traumatic, also shown by the ears back, the front of the body seeming to be pushed against the back and the teeth bared at the end of the gif. Just saying.
Nothing can stop the power of many OTP's.
This one gets it.
Could you say that you're... Ready for the fall of Titanfall?
I suppose it can.
Many thanks
I want my gosh darn shirt so I can't ship it. Otherwise I would if only to anger her.
I hope you at least all have Sims 2 Pets for those Wii's
And you're still going to just argue back at everything I say in spite of me? Immature.
Huh. Didn't notice any changes cause I'm still getting skull****ed by walljumping *******s that have auto lock-on rapidfire pistols.
Patch ?
That god damn Smart Pistol.
3defence5u I'm not saying either is wrong, but in my opinion, you'd be better off with a PC than a console. How to build a PC in half an hour Cheap and easy mode 450 fusking dollars ****'s easy, guys. Don't knock it 'till you try it.
Not really.
How often does that happen, though?
Then no loss.
So Banished is tearing at my sanity. Things go great for about twenty minutes then my population drops from 25 to like, 10, and I get mad and restart the game. It hurts so good. Edit: The menu music is bitchin' though.
Only thing I'm gonna pick about your whole post is this point. Everything else is solid except this, cause I'm fairly sure that emulation is alright as long as you have a physical copy of what you're emulating. It could be ripped to hell, but as long as you paid for a legit copy at one point or another, it's fine. Other than that, you make some good points.
I think it's less of "You can get more games on PC for less money" and more like "Why get a WiiU for one or two games when you can get a PC and you'll probably find heaps more games that you'll like, and it'll cost less" Besides, most big games have a PC version or can be played through emulation and a $20 PC controller.
