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So that microsoft access thing is... a whole thing hey? There sure is a lot going on there.

@shipyrds I guess let's just hope that purple corn chips don't turn out to be entirely appropriate?

@shipyrds hard to argue with replacing feet breath, but have you considered the most wholesome of wholesome healths the purple corn chip?

@shipyrds Well I like sun chips a bunch so that bodes well for me?

Thanks, sword party finale, my fresh and salty tears sure made the dishes I was cleaning sparkle.

#friendsatthetable

@Mainebot yeah! when it came out for the ps4 it got a big update on the pc too. controller support and splitscreen stuff. am very excited to play through when i get time.

I'm not a horror person so I've just got hearsay on this but i hear the first half of Until Dawn is pretty fun to play with pals?

Ooh what about something like the Banner Saga? or Papa y Yo, or Never Alone, or 1979 Revolution: Black Friday?

@Mainebot I played Oxenfree with a pal and it was real good. Same with Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons, and some visual novel games, (like Christine Love's games, We Know the Devil, or this weird cat cafe one) because they're easy to pause and chat about. Chariot and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime are real fun co-op games, less on the cinematic/story thing and more of just a fun thing to do with someone.
I'm looking at doing Divinity: Original Sin because of it's co-op thing too?

How does having small lenses in glasses work?
I've always had the biggest ones I can find because otherwise I worry that my field of view would be real small.
Clearly this isn't the case, since lots of folks wear glasses that don't take up half their face but still, I'm curious?

@Dauntless bWAAAH-ba bWAAAAH-ba bWAAAH-ba ba-da-da

@Dauntless good thing you ain't afraid of no sleep

@whysoidle hecks! Maybe this is good news for the version of me months in the future who's been really good at budgeting.

*enrolls in introductory computer science course*
*immediately begins stressing out about the final project that's at least 3 years away*

Jokes sure are tricky, hey?