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This would be like another variation of a vegetable and noodle soup though... I can only imagine! Honestly, I heard about these wings in California that you have to sign a waiver before you can eat them because they're so hot. I do tend to like my food with a bit of extremely hot pepper.

Well that escalated pretty quickly...Having had couple of stray cats myself they do tend to be troublemakers at times but that's what makes them such an interesting animal.

I find that for some songs you actually need to type out a line from the song and then you can find the lyrics.

In my case, this is a bit of an intricate one. I'd say no for the most part because not dealing with a situation using a healthy method may lead to more complications down the road. Using anything as a crutch to avoid confronting/coping with the issue will not make it go away. The only way is to confront it, sometimes with help from a Therapist. That being said, video games do tend to help me calm down at times when I'm nervous about the outcome of something, it takes my mind off of it. Put Your thoughts down below.

We already know about the rating system from the ESRB that is worth diddly squat to anyone and the ratings normally doesn't match the video game in question. I think that the entire rating system needs to stricter when handing out ratings. What are your thoughts about this?

In my opinion, walkthroughs should be the absolute last resort when playing any video game as this usually cheapens the experience - at least for me that is. I like to figure things out on my own as it gives me a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment when I get right. How do you feel about walkthroughs?

Currently, I'm playing RE Village but when I'm finished with this game, I may just get around to playing Mad Max...or I could go play something else lol. Seriously, I'm not too sure - I'll have to go through my Steam graveyar-I mean my Steam games to see what I should play next. What video game are you planning to play next?

When we were teens, me and my friends were hanging out at a friend's house getting ready to go to a party. While he was getting ready we decided to play some Fifa and one of my friends was getting battered (If I remember correctly the score was like 7-0). At the end of the match, he started crying and threw my friend's controller so hard that it both shattered into pieces and dented the wall. Needless to say, we weren't invited back to his house until years later because of that incident. Please share your experiences down below.

The thing is, I'm used to flashier designs for the Zenfone due to previous findings but this phone caught me off guard because it's far more of a simple design than anything on the market currently.

I can't disagree with that especially due to the fact that Apple sources their displays from Samsung. I believe Rollable phones might gain more of a foothold than Foldables because of how functional their design is and it's nowhere as fragile.

I'd honestly have to side with PC - I mean, Mobile Gaming isn't anywhere near the level of PC gaming in terms of entertainment so this shouldn't even be a thing.

In today's edition of I'm not really surprised, the writing was on the wall, I remembered saying that this game was going to go the same route of games like Anthem because of a tone-deaf Development team and low and behold, players have abandoned the game. What are your thoughts about this?

GTA 5 has so many interesting vehicles - where do I begin? The Delorian which is car that can go into flight mode and fire rockets and machine guns. There's the Toreador which is a car than can transform into a submersible and it has boost, can fire missiles, can jump and did I mention how much fun it is? There's vehicles like the Ruiner that can do most of these things including jump but can also use a parachute to ensure a soft landing.

I have heard about the Northern Lights and seen a couple of videos but I can imagine how breathtaking it must be seeing it in person.

Interesting choice - rats are also very skilled at fitting almost any and everywhere. It's kinda scary.

Animals are a blessing to every pet owner's life and they always give you some pretty awesome moments.

My dogs normally stay outside but their dog house is a concrete building with airholes and an area to poop. They love it out there - the only time I see them come inside is when I haven't fed them as yet and they come looking for me.

Congratulations!! Being a teacher is a very demanding job but you'll learn to cope with it.

The first game I became good at was Mario for the NES followed by Duck Hunt. I must say though that the dog laughing at my horrid shooting skills was a pretty mean gesture lol.

If it's made by EA, Activision or any other company in this category of money sucking companies, is a deal breaker most times just because no matter how crappy the game is, they always charge full price for them.

My parents never really cared what I played because it kept me occupied and out of trouble. Honestly, they even watched me play games like Mortal Kombat and they never seemed to mind at all.

Skyrim was pretty anti-climatic when it came to the Miraak fight like it was such a meh ending that I was like "what on Earth...".

Actually, that was the Legendary Edition - I never got that and I had Skyrim and all the DLCs at the time. I got a free key from a bundle and that's how I got it for free.

Growing up, I was a console gamer for the most part but still played some PC games like Max Payne, Unreal tournament and a few others. However, for the past decade, I've made the leap to PC gamer and I must say that I'm not disappointed at all. Having said that, I might just get myself a PS5 or Xbox Series S/X or even both in the near future.

Not even once - I do watch a few of the tournaments occasionally but I'd never bet on something like this because too many variables that affects the outcome of a match for me to be confident enough to make any form of wager.