killamch89

Watchmen - 8/10

Was playing some Smash Ultimate on my Switch. I was quite rusty as I haven't played it in a month and got whooped in every game.

Same here. I used to go on things like Thunder Mountain at Disney World in Orlando and other crazy rollercoasters but having witnessed someone nearly fall out of one mid ride. It's been a nope for me ever since.

With advancements in technology, sports have seen major changes, from cutting-edge equipment to the use of data analytics for performance improvement. Do you think these innovations have made sports better, or do they take away some of the traditional elements? How have they impacted athletes, fans, or even the way games are played?

Do you think the salaries of professional athletes are too high? Some argue that the market decides their value and that they entertain millions, but others feel the pay is excessive compared to essential workers like teachers or doctors. What are your thoughts? Does the high income reflect the risks and skills required, or is it disproportionate?

We’ve all heard of some wild sports injuries, from freak accidents to just plain bad luck. What’s the most ridiculous or unexpected sports injury you’ve ever come across? Whether it’s a pro athlete or someone from your local league, I want to hear the craziest stories out there.

From funny fan moments to unexpected bloopers, what’s the most amusing thing you've seen in a sports game lately?

What kinds of meat are in it?

You know what? I've changed my mind, I think this song would be a more suitable theme song for me:

For me, It's loading the dishwasher. I’ve honed my skills to the point where not a single inch of space is wasted, and yet, somehow, there's still room for that one last cup that materializes out of nowhere. It's all about angles and balance - true Olympian finesse.

That what they want you to think. Clearly, the missing socks have formed a secret rebellion, frustrated by years of being mistreated, mismatched, and discarded without a second thought. They’ve probably taken refuge in an alternate dimension where they can live freely, far away from the tyranny of the laundry room. The socks are alive I tells ya!

Mine would be - Laundry: "Bro, How many baths are you going to take per day and why do you constantly change clothes so much? You must be a Lab or a Golden Retriever."

That's the reason I have that one in my house. It doesn't cause any trouble gets rid of a lot of the bugs in my house.

That's an extremely lucky man and hopefully, the money will help him out in life and can even go into another venture.

I have never worked on a videogame but I would want the honor to do so one day.

Not that often at all. Maybe one or two if it's really something special and I want to show it off or if I find something really funny.

Haven't really streamed that much either so I haven't ever gotten a donation yet.

Unfortunately, games like those don't really sell all that well. It's the same situation with the family guy games.

Nope. Especially in recent years, developers have been producing very subpar products and want to charge you full price for it. What nonsense!

I agree. Gaming PCs also have an advantage when it comes to modding games - on consoles, it can be a very frustrating endeavor especially on the PlayStation consoles. On PC, the game limitations are the real limit.

You do have a point. I'm going to be honest, Third-party options for a good amount of gaming accessories are way better than the first party options. For instance, headsets and controllers.

I don't think so either. Like others have said here, it'll provide a very lacklustre and generic experience.