Sep 30, 2017
Enjoyed starting Cuphead with @phaedragona yesterday. What a great game so far. The art is top notch. As is the soundtrack. And the gameplay, while tough, is a lot of fun.
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Enjoyed starting Cuphead with @phaedragona yesterday. What a great game so far. The art is top notch. As is the soundtrack. And the gameplay, while tough, is a lot of fun.
The more I see of Morrissey, the more I plea-d, “obscurity!”
All rhyming aside, I love the Smiths. Of all the records Phae and I have, The Smiths are one of the most frequent bands to grace our turntables. Morrissey’s modern remarks aren’t going to ruin those old albums for me; they’re too special. However, I am troubled by the rising levels of his septic tank of opinions, giving me no desire to support anything he does today.
Hitler lead the Nazi Party, which was a “far-right political party in Germany that was active between 1920 and 1945 and practised the ideology of Nazism.”
Morrissey, read a goddamn book.
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April Fools!
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I can’t help but think of this today.
Oh my god. Chuck Yaeger liked something I tweeted.
Wikipedia's CAPTCHA is amusingly creepy.
Rest in peace, grandpa Alan. You and grandma Bea were some of the best people I ever knew and will, undoubtedly, ever know. You two were actually my great-grandparents, though you wouldn't know it as age seemed to elude you both. You were often golfing or working in the garden, of which I frequently got to help. I often walked to your house, as there was just a little forest between our houses, to cut your lawn or help with yard work or work in the field. Or I'd help you with your computer and was always generously paid; grandma's cookies and a Pepsi topping off my earnings. But the best thing I recieved from all the years of visits was your company; be it current events, golf, gardening, stories about Kelowna through the years (grandpa's grandparents lived not far from where I grew up), or old stories about the Second World War, I always learned something and was often sent off with some of grandma's cookies and grandpa's freshly picked vegetables. I loved walking through the trees as I made my way home, snacking on that day's radishes or juicy cherry tomatoes. Grandpa, you were so calm, so friendly, so knowledge, so unstoppable. I love and respect you with all my heart. And, though you are now gone and I miss you deeply, I find peace and a feeling of warmth knowing that you've been reunited with grandma. I love you. I miss you. I'll never forget you. Your great-grandson and eternal friend, Chad