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I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

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played almost all day yesterday. can say imo game is really fun. gunplay feels good, i personally really LIKE the astatic be everything is kind of 3d printed and all the mega corps. was kinda surprised how much more PVE focused it is, thought is was gonna be tons of action but its lots of killing robots with sporadic pvp which I dont necessarily think is bad. My 2 biggest wins are the lore they seem to be building and the build crafting possibilities. the lore is super cool and really makes me excited to see what comes out post launch, the games style really leaves it with endless possibilities. and the build crafting is what I think will keep this game fresh. not to be negative and bring ar...

I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

Hi ladies thanks for reading my post you may have seen my previous posts on here I want to say that I am a genuine guy seeking friendship first with a nice sweet woman I am totally genuine that may lead to more if things go well between us I really like women from the USA so if you are an American woman please message me I would love to hear from you I live in France I have been here 8 years now I love it here Its a very peaceful relaxing calming way of life here they don’t rush around it’s not like the USA or UK in terms of busy rush around lifestyle I can’t cope with a busy lifestyle and I have found my perfect place to live i absolutely love my life and I’m very passionate abou...

my doctor wants me to start insulin for my fasting numbers. They really are all over the place. I was experimenting a lot with different snacks and the last 2 days decided no snack is best for me. I'm still out of range 101, 102. I am going to be 35 weeks on Sunday. I spoke with my OB at my last appointment about induction because of my risk factors( I have high blood pressure and GD). she said they usually induce between 37-39 weeks. For blood pressure managed by medication (me), it's closer to 38 weeks. If I agree to insulin, they have to schedule an appointment for education. I'm assuming that will be Wednesday. I go in for a weekly nst and they typically stack appointmen...

5: Ceres is the final asteroid left of the Asteroid Belt, preserved due to historical and cultural significance. The others were taken for various construction projects, especially the Coolidge-Dyson Swarm. It hosts a small population, mostly museum staff and support groups, floating alone through the orbit of space. No brothers to comfort it. Only quiet; the gravestone of the Asteroid Belt. 6a: Jupiter itself isn’t worth that much; humanity doesn’t really have many aerostat platforms in the planet’s atmosphere. Most of them are dedicated to hydrogen mining for fusion power, as well as for later fusing into water and other essential materials for planets, especially within the Jovian ...

I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

Some time back, I posted here asking if you'd be interested in a wilderness survival / bushcraft-focused game (thread: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Bushcraft/comments/1n8edx6/would\_you\_play\_a\_game\_about\_wilderness\_survival/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bushcraft/comments/1n8edx6/would_you_play_a_game_about_wilderness_survival/)). I got a lot of helpful responses and references to existing games that helped me plan out my game. Since then, I've built a playable demo of my game, Survival Tech, which aims to teach basic wilderness survival & bushcraft skills in a fun and engaging way.  I should mention that the demo currently focuses on foundational survival principles (na...

I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

I'm a married father of 2 energy vampires and 41 years old. I'm looking for a gamer that is similar to me and that is maybe around the same age or close to get to know. Being a parent is definitely a plus so we could talk about if we are raising our kids the right way or what we are doing wrong in some instances...which seems like everything when it comes to them! Gaming is a huge part of my life. It's my escape after a long day of work and hanging with the kids. And I absolutely love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Remembering those days of hanging across the ...

One thing I’ve learned after buying a few rings myself is that the hardest part isn’t picking a diamond, it’s deciding where to start - especially for something as important as an engagement ring. Do you walk into a jewelry store, see everything in person, and talk to a salesperson? Or do you kick back at home with your favorite drink and scroll through hundreds of diamonds online? From my experience, it really comes down to three things: cost, choice, and confidence, and knowing how each plays out can save you a lot of stress. Jewelry stores have real overhead - they have to pay rent on the building or storefront, pay their staff, purchase the inventory sitting in cases, and figure...

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Hello. I am humbly asking anyone for help in the care and expenses of my grandfather. He's severely sick and seeing him so debilitated is making my heart hurt so much. Last December 28, 2025, my grandfather (who was living in the province- Tarlac, PH) was rushed at an emergency hospital due to difficulty in breathing. During the assessment, there was fluid in his lungs. Further checkup revealed he had a chronic kidney disease, diabetes mellitus, stage 1 prostate cancer and tuberculosis among others. He was admitted for a few days, was given medications to alleviate his primary symptoms and was dispensed an oxygen tank to be taken home. He also underwent several expensive procedures (en...

I’d love to hear some success stories of their puppies reactivity improving with training/age. My 20 week old pup is so sweet and friendly but gets a little too excited when he sees people and dogs on walks, and a bit afraid when new people come into our home. We work on it a lot and he’s getting better, and starting with a professional trainer soon. I’d love to hear from other people who’ve experienced this in puppyhood that saw big improvements in adolescence and beyond!

Now let me start with something interesting, I have been having the same dream I had starting as a child going into adulthood. Everytime I am there as a 4 year old girl and I dont know why, but I am disrespectful to a creature which looked a lot like the demiurge (did not know about this religion till three days ago). The creature gets angry and I run to hide behind my father, then I stick my tongue out. It gets really angry and really big, it gets ready to attack but then I wake up. Could this mean something? Or have I made the demiurge an enemy in the astral realm (where some believe dreams happen)? Every time I find inner peace, life gets exciting or I get a fresh start, there is/ are pe...

JC was my favourite NSYNC growing up, but I kind of just accepted his solo career didn’t take off and that Justin was the big star out of the group. However I sense in this subreddit that a lot of fans are willing to put up a fight on this matter and say JC should have been famous for he was the better vocalist. I didn’t really realise when I was 12 that JC was actually the favourite of the vast majority of fans and that makes me wonder. Would JC keep his A-list status if NSYNC existed in the social media era? I mean, he would probably have a ton of followers on instagram. I see this in One Direction where Harry Styles is clearly the showman, but other members such as Zayn and Niall k...

So I've been digging into retention strategies lately and honestly, points-based loyalty programs keep coming up as one of the highest ROI moves you can make for an ecommerce store and yet so many brands either skip it entirely or half-*** the implementation. The math is pretty simple when you think about it. Getting a new customer costs you 5-7x more than keeping an existing one. So if someone already bought from you once, that's your goldmine. A points system gives them a concrete reason to come back instead of just bouncing to whoever has the better Google ad that week. What actually works from what I've seen: Points per dollar spent is the baseline, but the brands doing...