killamch89

Step Brothers (2008) - 8.5/10

Sukuna's Fuga technique is insane. The amount of destructive power it contains is crazy.

I played some Dying Light 2 with some gaming buddies and honestly, it's one of the most underrated Co-op experiences around. I love the strategic puzzles where you all have to co-ordinate your movements to solve it.

Sometimes, in GTA online, I tend to go for drives around the map to some very distant locations and just admire the view. There's some pretty good viewpoints in-game if you really search for them.

Not at all - I'm perfectly able to cope in the real world when it comes to interacting with real people and have no problems in doing so. I wouldn't say that I've ever been a social person but I do know how to socialize.

I do use it when necessary but I try to avoid conversations with toxic people online. Especially those tryhards and other people who try to ruin the experience for their fellow gamers.

I used to love playing Tetris when I was much younger as well. Mario Bros on the Nintendo System was my first love as a video game. I used to play that with my father as a baby and that's what got me hooked on videogames.

Same here - I don't like Mondays either but I usually just get on with it.

If you could sink your teeth into any fictional food from books, movies, or games, what would it be? Maybe it's the Butterbeer from Harry Potter, the Lembas Bread from Lord of the Rings, or something entirely different. Let's hear what you wanted to try?

What's the weirdest wrong number text or call you've ever gotten? From accidental love confessions to unexpected party invites, share your most bizarre encounters! Keep it short and sweet, and let's get the laughter rolling.

If you had a magical skill-learning button, what would you choose to master instantly? From languages to instruments, martial arts to programming languages, the possibilities are endless. Share your dream skill and why it tops your list.

When faced with tough decisions, do you have a go-to strategy? Whether it's weighing pros and cons, following your gut, seeking advice, or something else entirely, I'm curious to hear your methods for navigating difficult choices.

I'd argue that Man United's first 11 are also full of crappy or average players. Their tactics doesn't help either.

What's that one unmistakable sign that screams "I'm upset" for you? Maybe it's a clenched jaw, a sudden quietness, or an urge to retreat.

What's the silliest you've ever felt? Whether it's a cringe-worthy mishap or a moment that had you facepalming for days, let's share over our collective goofiness.

Hey everyone! Let's dive into some creative thinking: if you were to get a tattoo today, what design or symbol would you choose? Would it be something deeply meaningful, purely aesthetic, or maybe a mix of both? Share your tattoo ideas and the reasons behind them.

Who do you think knows the most secrets about you? Is it your best friend who's seen you at your highest and lowest? Or maybe it's your sibling who knows all your childhood escapades?

What's the oddest food combo that's surprisingly delicious to you? Whether it's peanut butter and pickles or ice cream with hot sauce, spill the beans (or whatever else you mix).

I meant to say business. After a while, I've gravitated towards business as I can create a business.

That was sometime ago and they've been running around with her. They come to look for me at times.

It depends on the price of what you're buying. If it's items of over $1000, I'd take the 30% on anything. However, if they're around $500 and under, it's $200 of everything.

RIP to your cousins and the last time I had a meltdown was when my dad died because of how I couldn't speak to him just before because he had Covid and cancer and was on life support.

Typically after. There's no real benefit to do it before because all the food will be stuck on and between your teeth after eating so it's best to do it after eating.

If I'm wrong, I'll definitely apologize. It's not like any of us are perfect. Making mistakes is apart of us and learning from them is what makes you become a better person.