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 >>/135387/
She's probably like it, the whore

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Judging from SD, it wouldn't at all surprise me. Beer and sauna. Definitely fucking.
Probably do. At least in some places.
They don't here, because if they do, and push for the same working rights as any other kind of jobs, then that means that social security centers, can "force" women into sending a resume to a whorehouse, for work. As soon as you tell them so, they do a 180




















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I thought so. He posted a lot on /b/ back in the day, and kept posting new threads as soon as the mods took them down. Then he became a moderator on mlpchan
> I know a lot of people from my cult have trooned out recently tbh
Seems to be the case with more or less every ponyfag. Every ponyfag who isn't posting here

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Fitting answer~






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Wonder how long you'd be able to keep up the façade 

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> Mlpchan

Can't say I remember much of anyone from that place tbh. You'd have to tell me his avatar for my brain to unlock the core memories.  
> Every ponyfag who isn't posting here

I started it when Pepper started taking HRT when dating me. 

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I can't read these moonrunes mister... 

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I would for gay sex because poop dick 

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Don't think I can jump this hurdle for you.















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"""
Suomi and "wan wan" (ワンワン) are not the same. Here's the breakdown:

1. Suomi:  
   - A Nordic country in Northern Europe, known for its lakes, forests, and saunas.  
   - In Japanese, Suomi is written as フィンランド (*Finrando*), pronounced similarly to the English name.

2. Wan Wan (ワンワン):  
   - This is Japanese onomatopoeia for a dog's bark, equivalent to "woof woof" in English.  
   - It can also refer to fictional characters (e.g., a dog mascot or anime character named "Wan Wan"), but it has no direct connection to Suomi.
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Nice fours!

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"Tirzepatide is an analog of the human GIP hormone with a C_20 fatty diacid portion attached, used to optimise the uptake and metabolism of the compound.[32] The fatty-diacid section (eicosanedioic acid) is linked via a glutamic acid and two (2-(2-aminoethoxy)ethoxy)acetic acid units to the side chain of the lysine residue. This arrangement allows for a much longer half-life, extending the time between doses, because of its high affinity to albumin."















































































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Playing dress up can be fun tbh 

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Its different when you're a top though 

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He was trying to tell me natural selection wasn't a thing and I asked him if he thought the earth was 6000 years old like other christcucks. 

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See above
Seems kind of retarded 
Now I have nobody to play Mahjong with :(





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Its even weirder when you realize he was sending me pictures of himself crossdressing. 

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Its not like I just up it into anything though... I want love not sex. 
Didn't even let me explain anything just went straight to the remove and block button. Now I'll have to find a new christian boy to send me cd pics and play mahjong.

































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"Muffins invade Suomi for breakfast because, quite frankly, that's when Suomi is most vulnerable—groggy, still waking up, and craving something warm and sweet with coffee. The muffins see their chance: a sleepy nation, open cafés, and a proud tradition of kahvi ja pulla (coffee and sweet bun)... but they sneak in as imposters."  t. ChatGPT







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Eh, I definitely wasn't expecting a 10/10 from a modern Atelier game. 
Also, if it does have serious performance issues on PC, it deserves the bad reviews. That just simply isn't a problem for me cause I'm playing on PS5. 
And I still have negative things to say about the game, but those things were largely true of Ryza as well, especially Ryza 1. 
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Ryza 1 wasn't really that bad. Then again, never played any Atelier than Ryza.
From a clean state, it's not really a bad game.
> Also, if it does have serious performance issues on PC, it deserves the bad reviews
Hard to say if it has or hasn't. I've seen plenty often that people complain about bad performance, and yet when I try, it's really not that bad at all. Stable framerate, no stuttering or input lag, or anything else. 
I've no idea if everybody just does something wrong, or if it's Linux + Proton + AMD as a combination, that ends up doing something right. As time passes, I'm starting to think the latter is the case


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Well yeah, my opinion of Ryza 1 is as negative as it is because I am comparing it to past Atelier games. On its own, Ryza 1 is just a pretty run of the mill JRPG, nothing special but not an outright bad game either. But as an Atelier fan, it lacking so much of the charm that past games had was a huge turn off. Which is pretty much how I feel about Yumia right now, not a bad game, but definitely lacking in a lot of the charm that made my favorite games in the series so great. 
Impossible to say without playing the PC version myself, but it does seem like a lot of modern releases are only really optimized for console and the PC version is an afterthought.


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Yeah, I see why it could be disappointing, when comparing it to past titles. Sometimes they should just choose not to label it as a game among the series.
Baldur's Gate 3 shouldn't be called so either for the same reason. Divinity: Origin Sin 3 would've been a better title, I bet.
> Impossible to say without playing the PC version myself, but it does seem like a lot of modern releases are only really optimized for console and the PC version is an afterthought.
Just targeting the platforms where most of your customers are. Financially it makes sense.
Plus. Yumia is Japanese. Makes sense PC there isn't a primary target

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I mean, we all know BG3 had that name cause they got the license and wanted to use it. 

True but if you can't release the game in a polished state on the platform you should not release it there at all. Although, based on what you posted above, does seem like the claims may have been exaggerated in this case.


















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Capcom seems to have just decided that releasing their games incomplete and then drip feeding content for the next year after release is the way to go. If I had to guess, they think this will bring in new players everytime they release a new "update".
Being able to update games after release has been a detriment to gaming.
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That is one problem, before the game had to be working and finished by a certain date. Wouldn't surprise me if there are more modern games that released completely broken, flopped because it was broken, and then never got fixed because it flopped than old games that actually released in a broken state that couldn't be fixed. 
That said, in this case, rather than simply releasing the game early with the intent to fix shit later or something along those lines, I think they are intentionally holding back content, at least some of which is already finished, so that they can release it in an update later.



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"""
Don't Valsava if you're vagaling Imfao, you'll dump yourself into a total syncope. Huff an alcohol swab and get some sugar in your system and don't try to "calm down" or distract yourself or whatever, just chew up some M&Ms or chug applesauce and sniff them isopropyl fumes and you'll be fine.

Vagal syncope is basically your body going HEY ARE WE BLEEDING OUT?? and your vagal nerve going PROBABLY, LETS DROP INTO A TOTAL COMA UNTIL THE WOUND CLOTS OFF. Works great for lizards who've lost their tails! Works less good for humans with our expensive snowflake brains that want oxygen and perfusion 24/7. Sugar seems to reset that freakout meter and strong chemical smells convince the brain to take back over.

Cardiothoracic ICU nurses know allll the tricks bc their pts vagal so often. As a vagal fainting goat myself, I have been very grateful for these tricks many times.
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