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Hi I'm Neal. I go by he/him pronouns.

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K.E.N-Digit: ‘Hand Signs of Love’ (2019)

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Metroid Prime Remastered (2023)

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we are so back

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welcoming all US tiktok users to the original internet cesspool of humour and information and misinformation and social justice

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i have sugarcubes.

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snoopy of the day

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i do this to u

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Its weird for me to think that dolphins existed at the same time as queens and knights and shit like that. I feel like dolphins were invented in the 80s by crystal shops to sell porcelain statues to divorced women

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brawl was the worst smash game

then explain this

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James Gurney / Dinotopia.

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Me at the club to be quite honest

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Nothing like a little workout session 🦀

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The Koopa Cape track in Mario Kart Wii has a dynamic musical score. It consists of three parts, the beginning, the river, and the underwater pipe, which each play their own arrangement of the music. Internally, this is done by playing several tracks at once and muting those belonging to the sections the player is not in.

For an unknown reason, one particular instrument, a synth melody, plays separately from the others despite not belonging to a specific part of the track. Instead, it plays in both the beginning and the river section, but is not embedded into either of them. It is possible that at some point during development, it was intended to play by itself somewhere on the track.

Above is the synth track in its isolated form, extracted from the files.

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