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I know I've been tossing this around as a joke but someday in the near future I might actually make a MarioBoards lore recap video/shroom section and you won't be laughing then
I bought my first pair of Air Jordans, and they arrived today:
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I will admit they feel very expensive (but then again I paid nearly $100 for them). It almost feels embarrassing to wear them, like I don't need or deserve something like these.
I have Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door and Princess Peach Showtime now.

BEFORE YOU SAY ANYTHING LIKE 'Wtf Viola your grandpa died and you bought video games???????????????????' let me point out two things:
1. I had an NSO voucher to use that I redeemed to get TTYD digitally yesterday. (I bought the vouchers back in March because I wanted Pokémon Shield and was saving the other for something else)

2. I bought Princess Peach Showtime physically yesterday with cash BEFORE my grandpa died, OK. He died at 8:42 pm and I was at GameStop at like 7pm when I bought the game. I was not out shopping knowing he was dead, I was at home when I learned it.

THIS ALL HAPPENED YESTERDAY BEFORE HE DIED, I AM 100% GUILT-FREE WITH THESE PURCHASES.
Koopa con Carne
Koopa con Carne
I don't think you need to excuse yourself. You handle grief any way you can. Anyone telling you that you have no right to unload or even find a little bit of joy after a family member passes away is a sanctimonious asshat, especially since many people probably don't wish for their relatives to endlessly incur the weight of their passing or to find no respite from it.

You are not guilty. You may celebrate the memories of your grandpa as you also celebrate your limited life on earth.
My writing mojo has been totally gone lately so I'm thinking of going over to campus and spending a few hours at the library so I can get some writing done. I'd go to the building I usually write in but the air conditioning there is awful to the point that I nearly passed out there once so I think the library is a better idea.
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June
June
There's nothing more inspiring than some good old fashioned air conditioning
ClawgripFan9001
ClawgripFan9001
I can relate on the writing troubles, Natalie. I've been dealing with severe writer's block as of late, and I just struggle to find the inspiration and motivation to write anything. And I have no idea how I'm going to regain that inspiration and motivation.
Waldorf and Statler (The Muppet Show) on Sonic and the Secret Rings:

Waldorf: What kind of Sonic game was that?
Statler: It's called a medium game.
Waldorf: A medium game?
Statler: Yes, it wasn't rare, and it certainly wasn't well done.

Hohohohohohoho!
He's gone y'all.

My grandpa just passed.
In 1986 there were only 18 black-footed ferrets alive.
June
June
I don't think the earth had ever been at such a low point.
Waldorf and Statler (The Muppet Show) on South Park:

Waldorf: I don't think this show is suitable for children.
Statler's Grandson: I don't think this show is suitable for anybody.

Hohohohohohoho!
They should invent a
Code:
socializing
that isn't
Code:
unfathomably late at night.
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Sir Pentious
Sir Pentious
See the problem is people have to work during the daytime
June
June
Then socialize at work and invite all your friends to come to work with you!
I don't care what the Nintenzoomers say, Super Mario 64 DS is not and never will be a good version of Super Mario 64.

'Yeah I love to play the port of the game that literally popularised analog controls on a system that doesn't have an analog stick'
- Literally what insane people say
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Natalie J.
Natalie J.
They were so close to having the best version of Mario 64 but they just botched the controls so bad D:

Don't get me wrong, I can get used to them, but I'm not going to say they're even remotely close to as good as they were in the original.
Sir Pentious
Sir Pentious
Nintenzoomers?? A-are you not
Lynn Minmay
Lynn Minmay
@Sir Pentious I'm literally turning 28 in a few weeks, I was born in what's widely accepted as the last birth year for Millennials (1996).
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