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-Plays a third person shooter for several hours -Enjoys it but find close quarters encounters to be incredibly awkward -Struggle through multiple sections with aggressive enemies that get up close -Realizes that I somehow missed that there's a melee button ... oh

-every time I sit in a parked car with someone for an extended period- Me: Alright, we're here, just sitting in the car. I want you to show me if you can get far.

I've barely seen any of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and this led to me wondering how Pete was portrayed in it. This is the first thing I saw when I was looking up clips.

I have a friend group that's slowly been merging with another friend group and it's fun to experience the mix of "YES! Field is here!" and "WHO DARES ENTER MY LAIR!?"

Currently in a heated debate with myself on what constitutes a hummus. No one is winning.

Reading more about autism has been non-stop, "oh, that could possibly explain that thing I do that everyone thinks is extremely weird."

Why does Video Game food have to look so delicious.

Turns out he's a successful actor and way cooler than I'll ever be. He even has a Wikipedia page. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nik_Dod...

Sometimes I think about this guy from that awkward 2015 Wendy's ad and I wonder where he is today. I hope he's doing okay.

Random small thing I enjoy about Fortune's Weave is the light story telling they seem to be doing with the silent NPCs.

It's wild to me that there's people who hear voices in their head when they read. I feel like I'm missing out on something magical with those "you are now reading this in my voice" memes.

I only just realized that I can zoom in and do a little running around in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.

Fire Emblem is the final boss of me trying not to min-max every game I play.

When a bird lands near me.

I did end up going with the more masculine presenting Eshmel with all the default features and I shall try to live a life free of regrets.

-Start Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave -Spend an hour trying to choose an Eshmel -Panic -Turn off game and possibly never play it again

I'm reading a memoir that's heavily focused on autism and the number of times I've said "weird, I do that too," is starting to concern me.

I don't ask for much. Just a new Pokemon Mystery Dungeon that has Fuecoco and Totodile.

Got into it late but I started on Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket a few weeks ago. I have never found coin tosses more frustrating.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book could have easily been titled Kamek's Perpetual Meltdown.

I put a bottle of water in the freezer to get it cold. It was liquid when I took it out and turned to slush when I set it down on the counter. I was looking away when I put it down and missed the slushification. I'm sad.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book: Here is a large variety of wondrous creatures. Get to know them. Understand who they are. Help them when they're in trouble. Be their friend. Also Yoshi and the Mysterious Book: EAT THEM AND KEEP NOTES ON HOW THEY ALL TASTE!

I'm just going to start blaming all of my problems on Yoshi.

I was cynical at first but I think the Golden Axe cartoon looks fine. Nothing earth shattering but might be worth a watch. It kind of gives me the same vibe as cheesy 80's cartoon adaptations of video games.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is way better than I expected. I'm licking everything.

I doubt many people remember Crystal Crisis but hot damn the theme was a banger. youtu.be/0yG9xYtj19E?...

Step 1 - Proof read transcript Step 2 - Notice no mistakes Step 3 - Have someone else proof read transcript Step 4 - Find several mistakes Step 5 - Fix mistakes Step 6 - Relax for three weeks Step 7 - Upload comic and transcript Step 8 - Realize you didn't save after step 5

I feel this deep in my soul.

My hyper fixations from the past month. -Classic Yu-Gi-Oh Games -Taskmaster (just finished season 12) -Tamagotchi Paradise -H2O: Just Add Water -Tofu Hummus

My friends have discovered that I will drop everything to solve any scrambled Rubik's Cubes that are presented to me and I fear what they will do with this knowledge.

They grow up so fast.