I feel like you captured Portland beautifully; dirty and industrial on the surface, but filled with veins of beauty, color and artistry if you dig just a little below the surface. Great job!

I’d be more prone to buy American made products if there were any form of quality control. It’s turned into the “MILITARY GRADE” stamp of cheap, overly pricey garbage that also spies on you and distributes the information to 50 mega corporations.

Definitely the more frustrating version imo.

I was at work when I almost defaulted to the monke stair climb. I had to assure the person behind me I just stumbled and I wasn’t animorphing.

Should we have empathy and allow free speech for anti-intellectuals who are rooted in beliefs that stem from personal fears and prejudices rather than any actual metric?

It’s neat that this doesn’t even have to be a hypothetical. Just take a look at the U.S to see how that’s currently going for us.

It definitely doesn’t deserve all the hate it gets. But the difficulty goes all over the place depending on whether or not the area you’re in has enemies that can cast petrify. Going from being on mental autopilot to suddenly getting a one round game over because the enemies you were fighting all decided to cast stone is one of the many examples of poor polish the game has.

And maybe that’s its biggest downfall: lack of polish.

I will absolutely die on the hill that it has some of the best music on the SNES though.

Well then grab a gun and get in there, Marco. What’s stopping you? Oh, right. You’re not disposable like the rest of the peons.

The party against cancel culture, ladies and gentlemen.

It’s a kind of beautiful type of pain for sure. My biggest issue are with the people who make nostalgia their entire personality. Remembering back to when there was 150 Pokémon should not be a personality trait.