Cat vomiting somewhere in the room.
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Some video games do this to me depending on how good the storytelling is. 10 Dead Doves still has me thinking about it two weeks after my second playthrough.
I had a dream where I congratulated you.
I'm a software developer, and I sometimes if I'm asked how something works, I can find it difficult to explain things in a way that would make sense to the listener, whether they are a PM or the client.
Other times, depending on the question, I simply don't know the answer, and it could take hours for me to gain enough understanding of the project to even respond intelligently.
When my cat had to go to the vet, someone else would drive while I held the carrier open and pet the cat and let her look out the window. She would still cry, but not constantly.
Would fans pay to watch a short, fat guy write code while wearing nothing but his underwear (and sweat pants, and a slightly over-sized t-shirt)?
Basically just this:
I vaguely recall a Teddy Ruxpin that was missing an eye or two.
I don't remember if it was on sale, but I got 10 Dead Doves on a whim and I'm not dissapointed so far.
Immediate family all met at my sister's house for spaghetti, as is our tradition. The cookies she made were amazing.
I once went to a woodworking store to get supplies for one of my brief ADHD hobbies, and the guy there mentioned that they have classes and there were some carvings on display that people made. It sounded like a nice, small group of people and if I wasn't so lazy and socially anxious I might've enjoyed joining.
And a floating crotch.