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Echoing Zero Escape. The twists and turns of the series are absolutely magical, and I wish I could play the end of 999 for the first time again.

I got lucky and was there when my partner played for the first time, and watching his shock was a treat!

78 hours. I was 18, and anxious af about the situation my life was in. I don't remember getting tired or anything other than frantically cleaning the house and finally passing out in front of a ProActiv infomercial after scrubbing the hell out of the fridge. I was unconscious for about 10 hours (sleep is not the word for that state) after.

I about jumped out of my seat when I saw him hit the pad face first. It was a neat idea to have him take on Perry to really show off the new heel character.

She married him after the twins were adults.

I was losing it each time Brennan quietly took the container back out and dug in. Dedication to the meal/bit there

I am! I don't post much though.

I love both Penta and Fenix, and would deeply love to see Fenix vs Je'Von Evans. Right now I'm psyched for Wrestledream, but I'm not a Mercedes Mone fan and I think that's an unpopular opinion over in SC.

Also Emi Sakura is my Queen, full stop. She's just a fantastic person and has such a great career!

Hell yes.

Letterkenny and Shoresy are SO good. Jared Keeso is a brilliant comedian and has a knack for heartfelt story.

Also, wrestling counts. I'm an AEW girl but no tribalism from me. Who's your wrestler to watch, or storyline you love?

Extraordinary Attorney Woo - A Netflix K-drama about an autistic savant lawyer. It's charming, funny, and has a really beautiful story overall.

Bofuri: I Don't Want To Get Hurt, So I'll Max Out My Defense - a cute and fun anime about Maple, who doesn't want to get hurt in a VR MMO so she maxes her defense and becomes a hero.

I like light-hearted shows, so I'll be checking out a few of the ones in this thread 🙂

I just discovered Penzeys recently and their smoked paprika is a staple in my kitchen now! It's so vibrant.

One of the things I've found that's helped me is America's Test Kitchen. Seriously. They test everything thoroughly, explain why things work and what's commonly done wrong, and give good clear instructions for doing things.

I'm a stimulation seeker when it comes to food, but I also have the need to understand why recipes work or fail. I made ATK's jambalaya recipe with my partner and it was easy because of their directions (use a food processor to chop veg, here is how you know when the meat is ready, this is why cooking rice doesn't always work), and super delicious. We bought the cookbook that has all the recipes from the show, and I keep finding new recipes to try that satisfy my need to know.

Also, anyone who says prep your ingredients before starting to actually cook is 100% correct. It's really made my cooking so much better and less stressful. I love to cook for myself and my partner now that I can prep thoroughly beforehand.

Por que no los dos?