This sounds super cool. I'll give it a whack, yeah.
Gelatinous Cube
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STATUS: Rest In Peace Akira Toriyama. A huge part of so many childhoods. His legacy lives on stronger than ever. 9 mos ago
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Rest In Peace Akira Toriyama. A huge part of so many childhoods. His legacy lives on stronger than ever.
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4 yrs ago
Better yet, make a new game somehow bringing Halligan and Briggs from Limbo of the Lost together
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Baldur's Gate is my absolute jam, but I'm having trouble getting on board with 3
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"I'm bleeding, making me the victor."
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Well, I'm off to pet one or both of my cats!
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It has taken me about a decade to fully come around to this album, but fuck man...it's incredible.
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck Beast In Black is such an awesome track!
Fuck me, these guys have to be the best thing to happen to music.
Double post. And nope still not sick of this band.
Ever since listening to these guys the first time from one of your posts, I have absolutely fallen in love with them. Casey Crescenzo is an absolute visionary.
My listenings lately has mainly been them and the wonderful blokes in Thank You Scientist.
No matter how bad the radio gets, it's nice to know there are still killer Prog Rock bands out there.
I think if we're all happy with the previous pm discussion then we can just pick up from where we decided would be best.
Any Neil Breen film.
Even at 64 he was still a flawless performer who could put people half his age to shame.
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