Nah, it’s not the police. These imbeciles probably bring their own guns, which is why this one dropped his.
Fucking meatheads.
I have been subscribing to this for ~~three~~ five months now and I love it! I elected the vintage magazine subscription (I think there are a couple options)
The magazines come bagged, boarded, and sealed with a certificate inside.
I’ve gotten three issues from the mid-to-late 1990s and one Electronic Games, October 1982! My fifth magazine will be in the mail soon.
Here’s what I’ve gotten, if anyone is curious:
Ultra Game Players, January 1997
Ultra Game Players, holiday 1997
GamePro, October 1995
Electronic Games, October 1982
My guess? Loyalty pledge.
Or sometimes history if I can’t remember at all.
Oh my bad, two other people said that too I was just excited
Hard Rock Cafes can sometimes be kind of hidden gems, surprisingly. But they are quite pricey because of the brand and memorabilia.
They are owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida since 2018, which I find notable.
This actually blew my mind, I was like “no way are there any pandas in the world not owned by China!” but I was wrong. lol
Correct!
Although China shifted from panda gifts to a policy of high-priced loans in 1984, Mexico has retained ownership of the locally born pandas since their lineage traces to gifted pandas.
In 1981 Ying Ying gave birth to Tohui, who in turn mothered Xin Xin (with Chia Chia, a gifted panda originally at the London Zoo). Xin Xin is the last living panda not owned by China.
From the aforementioned Wikipedia article.
Mr. Cheese. His middle name is Entertainment!
I too have owned a fractal case and I really liked it! I eventually got rid of it because I moved cross-country and I didn’t have an immediate need for it.
The graphics look nice. The colors remind me of the original Sonic the Hedgehog
Whoa, that’s very cool! I had The Final Fantasy Legend for the original Game Boy.
It’s cool to see some color added to the original graphics!
calliope
joined 1 month ago
Lmao it was so fast too.
Good job, no one can tell your middle-man industry is failing.