Her name is ladybird. You gotts call it laaaaadybird like that or she won’t come

Idk, funni though

Honestly, it’s crazy how different she looks. Her nose, while the same shape, looks broader

I had to read it twice

So what kind of violin did you make from him?

I’m with you, but I’m not paying full pop for a 25 year old game. The nostalgia factor gives us rose coloured glasses. Things took a pretty sharp downturn by Patch 1.10 - things got weird - you could, for instance, get a rune word that would turn you into a werewolf, even if you weren’t a druid, and that kind of broke the game in my opinion. a lot of those weird rune words just turned players into weird walking data sheets.

This is land reclamation in a nutshell.

Like a marinating chicken, this gets better the longer this thread goes

Do ya do ya wanna?

Anything over 42" - that’s the top range for a Shetland pony

True, but it’s a slippery slope - much of the user base here left Reddit because they hated it.

We’re just posting screenshots from Reddit now?

I love the implications of getting to shoot uncle Glenn with a laser again on his way to meet his maker

Fighting games, esp if you were old school

No deterrent when you’re butt ugly - system works as intended

That’s you with the bat isn’t it?

https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/super-heavy-load-to-cause-traffic-delays-in-edmonton-area-northeast-alberta-this-weekend/

Found the Ork boy

I love that you got your childhood home back.

I always dreamed of getting my childhood home back but it’s just not in the cards. It was a beautiful acreage - the house sucked, but the property was what made it great. We had about 15 40 ft spruce trees in our yard, a dogwood hedge that would grow from 5 ft to 8 ft if you turned your back on it for more than 3 days (lol), tons of Aspen for a young Shovel to stomp around in, and a slough in the back for said Shovel to catch woodfrogs.

We sold to move into town a few years after my parents split.

Some dickhead moved in, built a big barn thing on one side of the property and cut the bottom branches of a lot of the spruce trees which ruined a lot of the privacy the place had.

I always wanted to move back, rip the house down and build my own house on it. Instead, I moved my young family to a small town about 15 minutes from where I grew up. I still get the country feel and the connection with the landscape I longed for, even though it’s not exactly the same, and we have a new-build house.

I guess I did ok.