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I'll just say 475 in an overpriced, but becoming less overpriced market.Congrats!
Where and how much (if that wouldn't dox you).
I'll just say 475 in an overpriced, but becoming less overpriced market.Congrats!
Where and how much (if that wouldn't dox you).
I'm going to assume you've played LIMBO?I've been chasing the dragon that is INSIDE ever since 2016; haven't felt that kind of gaming euphoria before or since.
Of course! Playdead, with their whole library of TWO titles thus far, have proven to be my favorite developer with their commitment to their vision, creating art and unique experiences where most are content to just make games. I still like “just games,” but sometimes, I want something that engages my imagination.I'm going to assume you've played LIMBO?
Even though I lost a lot of weight, I know I'm still an extra large when it comes to shirt sizes. I was at a size 42, and got to a size 36.also feel like that's part of the reason "oversized" clothing is trendy right now, because it's easier to buy online without worrying that the measurement is wrong.
Part of the reason that I wear tee-shirts and jeans so much is because anything else I wear tends to need tailoring. Since I work-out and lift weights my chest and shoulders are fairly large in proportion to my waist size (although I'm not a big dude, I'm 6' tall 170lbs). A medium tends to end up running small in my chest and shoulders (and sometimes arms if the fit is too slim), but large tends to end up looking a little too boxy around my torso even when it's a "slim-fit" style. Going to a tailor to get shirts and jackets adjusted and taken in is a pain in the butt, not to mention expensive.Even though I lost a lot of weight, I
Know I'm still an extra large when it comes to shirt sizes. I was at a size 42, and got to a size 36.
A man should only ever fork out for two bespoke suits: the one he is married in, and the one he is buried in. Close enough off the rack is good enough for all other situation.Part of the reason that I wear tee-shirts and jeans so much is because anything else I wear tends to need tailoring. Since I work-out and lift weights my chest and shoulders are fairly large in proportion to my waist size (although I'm not a big dude, I'm 6' tall 170lbs). A medium tends to end up running small in my chest and shoulders (and sometimes arms if the fit is too slim), but large tends to end up looking a little too boxy around my torso even when it's a "slim-fit" style. Going to a tailor to get shirts and jackets adjusted and taken in is a pain in the butt, not to mention expensive.
No need for a bespoke suit for being buried. People will only see it from one angle and you'll be laying down so it doesn't really matter how it hangs on you.A man should only ever fork out for two bespoke suits: the one he is married in, and the one he is buried in. Close enough off the rack is good enough for all other situation.
Have you tried Planet of Lana?I've been chasing the dragon that is INSIDE ever since 2016; haven't felt that kind of gaming euphoria before or since.
Yeah, it was alright, but not on par with INSIDE or Little Nightmares. Decent game, but rarely changed up the format from moment to moment. Also, a LOT of game-extending walking that added little to the experience.Have you tried Planet of Lana?
Got a rebate, tried again for $1 on Ubisoft. Ultimately, they found the issue may be that I link the account to other services like Steam. Oh well. Never got it to work.I got The Crew 2 from Steam for only $1! And I can't play it so far! Crashes on launch of a new game.
Tried it on the Steam Deck and no go. Sigh. Worse things will happen to me.