Tori. I am not a clown. A clown is actually funny. You on the other hand I have to admit are funny but not a clown. But I don't know how to interact with you yet >.< I'm trying to figure you out. You are very clever tho....

Aw, Cac >.< Please. But if not I will understand. Maybe one day hopefully. >.> Wait...I can't tell if you are seriously or not lol. I mean if you are like I said I will understand and hopefully eventually I can send you a friend request after talking to you again for awhile

In his manifesto, Kaczynski wrote cogently of his fear that “the technophiles are taking us all on an utterly reckless ride” and that technology “will eventually acquire something approaching complete control over human behaviour”.

@choicemoonbee Thank you!

@gabriel_true I struggle. I know I can do traditional art, but I know there are benefits to doing things digitally. Over time, it's less expensive because you aren't buying $$ materials like paint, canvas, the GOOD pencils, etc. etc. But it's also a huge time investment. I got an Ipad for Christmas 2 years ago, all of Arc's family pitched in. The goal was to learn Pro-Create and just do art on it. I played around with it some. I feel bad that I haven't completed anything with it. I now have other art supplies, traditional.

>>> My biggest problem is that I don't make time for it. <<<

When I was a kid, that part was easy. I had all the time in the world.

Statically, us with the "dad bod" are usually found more attractive. That's not to say that's what you're attracted to. I, myself, like women who have a little meat on their bones.

I recently found a new PC game on Steam I liked. It's one of those seemingly simple little games that just draws you in. It's called Pawnbarian and you can play the demo for free or I think it's $8 to buy it. Basically your char is on a 5x5 chess board and you have a deck full of chess piece cards. You draw 3 each turn and can play two of them. Each card lets your char move according to the rules of chess and your goal is to wipe out the enemy army. There's a variety of unique enemies and each has various abilities/attacks. As you play, you get gold which can be used at a shop to upgrade your cards with things like drawing an extra card, attacking adjacent enemies, and shield. The strategy of playing can get pretty in-depth which is what makes it so good. Definitely worth playing imo. I got as far Gauntlet level 8 so far, here's what Gauntlet level 7 (essentially the 14th level of the game) looks like. Oh, and you're the spiked helmet dude at the bottom center.