Pantsless protags are all the rage.

As a current call center employee, this is correct.

We only get treats/food to comfort us during a massive undertaking that they can't control and need resolved asap.

Yeah it really helps to motivate us through it, but it's only a bandage fix. Keep calling!

As a current call center employee, this is correct.

We only get treats/food to comfort us during a massive undertaking that they can't control and need resolved asap.

Yeah it really helps to motivate us through it, but it's only a bandage fix. Keep calling!

AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!1

Always remember.

You may have the ability to respond immediately.

But you don't have the obligation to respond immediately.

Please stay safe buddy. I'm so fucking sorry this has to happen to ya so close to home.

He looks like he gives the best hugs and I want one so bad ;w;

I remember the times where we bought a game and all the fighters were just there and ready for you to play.

And additional fighters were unlockables based on time played and challenges performed.

Now I have to pay to eventually play another character that I might not want to play even.

I imagine it'll get into "A Pimp named Slickback" territory real quick and be equally amusing.

<3 It's such a wonderful game and a fantastic ending. I'll never be able to hear a banjo and not tear up a bit.

Live service games are where creativity goes to die. :( Just time vampires trying to entice you to spend every waking picosecond with them. Then have the nerve to try to convince and force you to spend money to be with them.

Already have commitments. *Continues to play PSO for all of eternity*

I remember once I finished a piece with a perspective I hadn't tried before. I was very proud of a specific anatomical element. Their legs were perfectly spaced and angled in the shot. I felt proud.

I posted it and got nice comments, but one noticed the legs and I *BEAMED* with happiness.

There's something poetic and funny about seeing a character with a snake bite standing right next to a snake. x3

Saying no often inspires a 'Can-Do' attitude.