@gabriel_true Day 95: We ate rice, beans and chicken for dinner, it was really good! I actually enjoyed the really crunchy/flaky parts of the chicken skin, but it's because I enjoy eating crunchy/hard (not burnt) foods/snacks. - You Should See The Way I Eat Hard Candy: Ying

Hello all! I've recently turned 26 years old. I love dragon ball z a whole lot. In fact I'll be quoting vegeta most days. You're not dealing with the average Saiyan Warrior anymore. I'm also interested in business and marketing. PS: Ssj4 is AMAZING & nice to meet ya! - Jamie Henry Brown.

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Genshin is fine, and the characters are nice, but holy shmoly, I can NOT with that, dare I say, quirk chungus ass aspect of the game, aka the dialog. Quirky ahh dialog, you know what I mean? It could be a life or death situation, right? And some gremlin of a character is all like "Oh, I can't wait to go back and have some sushi! Hehe!" And then that little freak Paimon following up like "Wowww sushi~? What's a sushi~? I wanna try!" Like that shit drives me absolutely bananas mode freako style.

If it aint easy its not cheesy. Easier someone is to deal with the more I appreciate them, the more consisent someone is the more likeable they become. Goes both ways.

@redhawk Abuelo, Abuela, Mom and Dad looking at the cameraman like he just insulted their mothers.