A retro gaming board populated by mostly fat Americans in their late 30s/early 40s is definitely a good place to get health advice from.

It takes Sonic an hour and half to clean his house even though he does it every day? I smell a rat.

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Sload Soap wrote:A lot of classism directed at old Repo here from some people who should know better. Yikes.

"Shit or get off the pot" is not classism.

Given the context it pretty much is. It's like Rod Dreher lite.

A lot of classism directed at old Repo here from some people who should know better. Yikes.

Read "Save the Cat" and then immediately flush it from your mind. Follow this by shredding the book (your workplace is legally mandated to allow you to destroy harmful non-fiction) then use the cuttings to form your sript. The industry term for this is a Kurtzman.

I apologise unreservedly. 20 points to Ravenclaw. -20 points from Hufflepuff for Maru's reply.

Sonic Mania is the only non-mobile, non-crossover Sonic game to sell more than 1 million units in the last ten years. So Repo is totally right and gets 20 points for Gryffindor.

What you mean NFL is a real man sport? Although I am willing to do more research I just do not see the attraction to it. BTW, if you are an American, in the outside world its soccer...and soccer only. Every other sport fan base is minute compared to soccer fans. Not the best measurement but Dallas ...

I've done 3 runs of the game so far as Leo, Donnie and April and am enjoying it immensely. Each character felt unique and it's clear a good deal of thought went into making the combat feel more fluid than just hammering away at Foot soldiers until they fall over. Music and graphics are absolutely to...

Location and family. My dad went to City as a kid and then took me. He lived a mile or so from the ground. Before the money poured in from the UAE most City fans would have been from in or just about around Manchester. Now it's a bit different.