I do not at the moment :3
pokepokepokepoke :3
I have bunker cooked chicken, bones included :3
Predators Vs. Prey
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pokepokepokepoke :3
I have bunker cooked chicken, bones included :3
blblblblblblblbl III: the wrath of blblblblblblblbl :3
how is the bunker chicken different from, say, a hideyhole chicken :O
The sequel was better :3
(I played the Amiga version)
Aren't they all "chicken" or sumthin', I'm bad at bird, except maybe blue macaw, my favorite chicken
I got introduced to the feesh back when I had a Mega Drive. But the more I learn, it seems a lot of the games I played were ports, from Battletoads to James Pond to Altered Beast to Ghouls N' Ghosts
oo, that's new Gui information :O
adds BAD AT BIRD to GUI NOTES
(seriously though the fandom could really use more macaw sonas)
Oh, yeah! the Mega Drive got a ton of ports, it was kind of a system that didn't really have a very robust library of titles developed just for it. In fact, I think that over here in Europe the popularity of the Amiga kind of damaged the popularity of the Mega Drive, because so many of the titles were already available for the Amiga
I can’t recall anyone talking about having owned an Amiga here, but it would be funny, because “amiga” means a female friend in our languageOh, yeah! the Mega Drive got a ton of ports, it was kind of a system that didn't really have a very robust library of titles developed just for it. In fact, I think that over here in Europe the popularity of the Amiga kind of damaged the popularity of the Mega Drive, because so many of the titles were already available for the Amiga
So maybe people had a “friend” and could talk about how they enjoyed the gaming moments with her, or reminisce the day she crashed and stopped working :]
Here in Portugal during the early 90s it was SEGA and the Mega drive that was popular. It was until the Playstation 1 shown upoo, that's new Gui information :O
adds BAD AT BIRD to GUI NOTES
(seriously though the fandom could really use more macaw sonas)
Oh, yeah! the Mega Drive got a ton of ports, it was kind of a system that didn't really have a very robust library of titles developed just for it. In fact, I think that over here in Europe the popularity of the Amiga kind of damaged the popularity of the Mega Drive, because so many of the titles were already available for the Amiga
Yesyes, that's where they got the name from, but I am not sure why the peeps at Amiga Corporation decided to name the company and their prototype computer that
Maybe they wanted everyone to think of their computer as something that they could go on a date with :P
I did have a lot of enjoyable moments with my Amiga. We went stock car racing together and saved a group of lemmings from their self-destructive tendencies. And who could forget the time we were dispatched by our MI6 boss to find a stolen stealth plane.
....she was a handful :P
Over here the console war was handily won by Nintendo. But alongside it the home computers were much more popular than they were elsewhere, a lot of people used their Amiga or Atari as their gaming machine of choice :O
Even the C64 stayed relevant for a very long time nodnod
Careful, the ground may shake up from this ultra extremely rare moment of you mentioning another species willingly, when yours keeps getting mentioned around you for some reasonAw, people respond to you all the time, please don´t feel bad :O
That people need to mention skunks specifically for it to count is just an arbitrary requirement your silly mean brain has made up :O
but if it really helps: skunks :3
I mention other species all the time :OCareful, the ground may shake up from this ultra extremely rare moment of you mentioning another species willingly, when yours keeps getting mentioned around you for some reason
here, watch this:
a mole :O
Vibrates with the earthquake
Vibrates even further with the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA sound waves
Temperatures are going down in this area of the globe. Gotta keep my cold-blooded self protected
Low temperatures make me too lazy to keep my long tongue in