

No, not if you’re only doing it once. I’d still just run it through the wash with whatever I happen to have dirty. It would be more water efficient.
No, not if you’re only doing it once. I’d still just run it through the wash with whatever I happen to have dirty. It would be more water efficient.
I hand washed my laundry for a couple of months at one point. You will be surprised at how difficult it is to get soap out. It’s not worth it if you have any other option.
All but two of them.
I’m definitely old since, to me, “vintage” automatically means cartridge games.
Alamo is great but not present in most of the country.
Too bad AMC sucks. The one by me doesn’t even have the comfy modern seating that Regal has had for ages.
Yes, it does. Fresh mountain spring water is very cool and refreshing. Some of it even runs down from glaciers and is nearly ice cold.
Moral panic is unrelated to games having addictive elements.
A better comparison would be how retro games would be designed for you to die/lose over and over because they were based on arcade dynamics, where the customer has to keep putting in quarters to continue playing.
Orangutans
Don’t Starve Together. Fatal flaw: it’s too hard for most people to want to play, and you have to play it repeatedly to get any good at it.
I would say that most retro games can be enjoyed by a 5-year-old (having once upon a time been a 5-year-old playing some of them myself), but the first one that comes to mind is Donkey Kong Country.
There’s also a legs-only version of something similar coming out eventually. Very exciting stuff! I put in my deposit as soon as I read about them.
No. If you have hurt someone you love, try to make things right. Don’t keep pushing if they don’t accept your apology. Maybe try again some years later.
These days, I mostly drink water. Growing up, however, I hated it. The area I lived in had very mineral-heavy water and it just tasted bad. Took years after moving away for me to even try drinking plain water again.
This is how I felt driving through North Dakota, aside from Roosevelt National Park.
Hello, Buddhism.
Gotcha. It’s doable, yeah. I can’t recommend a specific product for getting the stain out, but you would probably want to use some cheap powder washing detergent. Dawn soap would probably work. That stuff seems to work for anything.