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Other than immediate family, my cousins and best friend

Has anyone ever been snow tubing before? I personally prefer it over skiing/snowboarding and have done it more than once. I like going at night because you don't really have to deal with the glare of the sun while you're waiting to go up the mountain, that shit can really mess with your eyes.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/steam-outlines-major-changes-to-its-season-pass-and-dlc-rules/1100-6527930/ For two decades, Valve's Steam has been a dominant platform for PC games. Now, Valve is using its power to write new rules for season passes and DLC sold through Steam. Among the changes, publishers will now have to provide a description for each DLC, as well as a three-month launch window. Publishers will only get to change the DLC date once--within a three-month window beyond the originally scheduled date--without risking Valve stepping in to resolve the situation by potentially refunding players the price of the DLC. "By offering a season pass, you are promising future content," writes Valve in the newly revised site for Steam partners. "In the process of launching a Season Pass you will be asked to commit to a launch timing for each content release in the season pass. That launch timing is a commitment to both customers and Steam. If you aren't ready to clearly communicate about the content included in each DLC AND when each DLC will be ready for launch, you shouldn't offer a season pass on Steam." Additionally, Valve is now restricting season passes to "partners with which we have a well-established relationship and that have a proven track record on Steam." Games that do include season passes are also required to have at least one DLC ready to go when launched. The only exception to that rule is for season passes that are included in pre-purchases for deluxe editions. These rules are meant to give players a better idea of what they're purchasing, as well as a means to get refunds if publishers don't follow Valve's new guidelines. But Steam's issues aren't confined to those problems. A US Senator recently accused Valve of letting hate content spread unchecked on Steam. In other news, Valve has confirmed that Steam Deck 2 will be "a generational leap" over the original, rather than a minor update of hardware and power.

For those who are unaware, they released an upgraded version of the Pokemon trading card game on mobile. It is what you expected it to be by collecting cards and battling other players. If anyone wants to add me: 1404-8127-7199-9106

Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket for iOS

No, I never enjoy blowouts in sports lol. They won last night though.

Probably 8 feet from a diving board lol. I have a fear of heights so jumping off something high isn't really on the bucket list.

The Terps, but they played on friday and got destroyed.

That's not exclusive to grocery stores in the States. There's gang problems everywhere in this damn country.

If you've played one Zelda game, you've probably played them all. Which of the handheld games were your favorites over the years? This will not include the main console games that were ported over to the handheld consoles. Link's Awakening Oracle of Seasons and Ages Four Swords The Minish Cap Phantom Hourglass Spirit Tracks A Link Between Worlds Tri Force Heroes

Live action: Seinfeld Animated: The Simpsons

Went to a Hanson concert last night and today is college football all day long. I am content.

iPhone 13 plus

I'll sleep in whatever's the most comfortable, lol.

Probably 2 cans a day