GUNZ The Duel - man that was just so much fun. Online guns and swords gladiator style battles in the most neat stages. I remember an old mansion with broken staircases and balconies, a train station with freight cargo all over the place, an actual roman colosseum, a beach with a grounded ship ashore.

Some people could do this thing called K-style or butterfly style where you slash your sword against walls or other objects which made you lift off the ground, and switch between your gun to shoot as you do so - it was a neat trick which I learned but definitely did not master.

So much fun though.

Work out and watch Kung Fu movies - actually a great idea

RuneScape 😅

Long nails are a thing with women of all races. I wouldn’t call it predominantly black. I’d call it predominantly tacky.

True Christians leave the judgement to God. Your dad’s one of the good ones.

Not my image but found it online, a Dell computer system from 1998 or so.

Am I seeing the same comment you replied to?

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the switch.

Pokemon Silver/Gold.

Recently, Path of Titans as well.

You want someone else to show they are interested in you. That way you don’t have to risk anything.

Everyone is interesting in some way. Practice asking people about themselves. You’ll be awkward at first. You’ll mess up and be embarrassed. But keep trying.

The whole comment is solid advice. I especially think these are the meat of it.

Xanga, anyone?

Link if you’ve never heard of it. Commonly found in Brooklyn, NY. (Unfortunately) It’s honestly too much.

Drink a red eye, and tell me you still feel nothing.

This is part of the philosophy of Kung Fu as well.

Lol that’s not a trick - you’re describing cooking.

This is true good advice. Being your actual self, while not always producing results will give you an actual connection when it’s real.

Better than any words I can come up with

Maybe not what it means currently in America. But in general it sounds fiscally conservative to me.

That’s cyberterrorism. Capitalism describes a chain of events where an initial action or event triggers a series of subsequent events, each building upon the previous, leading to a larger, often unforeseen, outcome.

I truly don’t understand how to use an apple computer. It’s terrible to use.