I decided to re-listen to all of John Gwynne's stuff in release order. Just started Ruin and it's just as good the second time around.

I do the same thing. My family's not weird though, just me.

I can't answer that one, but his stuff with Czarface is killer

I just went to RTJX in Atlanta and had the time of my life. It was awesome to hear Mike and El telling stories between songs.

France has "ketchup and pasta." I figured it would be some fancy, European ketchup. Nope, Heinz out of the bottle. Heretics.

I think a lot of her fanbase doesn't meet the age requirement to vote

Gave some to my partner and now they're just clicking and trying to bite me. Send help.

With as small as some of those apartments are, you're probably not too far off

Co-op, as in a cooperative housing ownership

Robinswords and Sellsword Arts are both really good too

I'd like to amend that with "whatever the fuck you want, so long as you're not hurting anyone," because plenty of these dudes live by doing whatever they want, but they don't give two shits about how it affects everyone else.

Sounds like somebody failed the Barbie boyfriend test

Calling a woman "shitty McDonald's" probably doesn't help either.

Bullshit. Reddit is one of the easiest places to find porn for whatever kink/fetish you have. Combine that with the abundance of people that post their nudes there (even before the rise of OF), and you have one of the biggest databases of porn with easy save options, all tied to your anonymous account. If anything, porn is about the only reason I miss Reddit.

72. Stupid bots keep taking 'em.

Local Natives put out a new single for their upcoming album and I've had it on repeat. Counting down the days until the full release.

This is where I'm at, but Connect seems to freeze up on me a lot, so I'm thinking of getting a third lol

Spotify is the most common way for me with their "For You" and radios. Other than that, it's openers at concerts, AltNation, and a Facebook group I'm in.

I love this. Working a full-time job (and then some), and just being an adult in general, doesn't leave me with a lot of time to play fgs as much as I like. That drove me away from the genre for a bit. I started listening to a lot of Sajam's "Learning How to Learn" videos and realized I was looking for the fun in winning instead of playing fighting games. Don't get me wrong, winning feels great, but putting all your focus on the end result of the match ignores the everything else about this genre that makes it so great. There's so many little things to improve and celebrate outside of winning the game/set. Finally anti-airing a jumpy opponent? Hell yeah, that's a little victory right there. You're right, it's definitely tough to see progress sometimes, and I think those little moments are easy ways to remind yourself that you are getting better.