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Sometimes I really do think we need a disclaimer at the front of the thread for this. Molly is a girl.why does this bother me? molly is not a girl dog!
But....But.... I love Facepalming those commentsIt this point MB should just go back and replace those renders, holy fuck it's getting annoying.
It's becoming a trolling point at this rate. They know Molly is a gal, that a flub happened in the Rendering, but all these "new" accounts show up to scream/bitch about it.Sometimes I really do think we need a disclaimer at the front of the thread for this. Molly is a girl.
I think Molly could be used if anyone ever demands to see other dick-and-balls in the game. MoonBox can just point to the old renders of Molly and say, "Molly's dick-and-balls are the only other ones this game will ever have, and I cut them off. That's my stance on other dicks."
They were watching it from the Hot Tub! Yup yup - that has to be the reason!View attachment 2005036 tv is backwards
I know you're making a funny, but one of my bestfriends in highschool dead ass had a hot tub tv setup just like that. Even had speakers wired up to the hot tub so you could listen while you watched.They were watching it from the Hot Tub! Yup yup - that has to be the reason!
View attachment 2005036 tv is backwards
They were watching it from the Hot Tub! Yup yup - that has to be the reason!
It also looks to be on a pivot so that is probably not an unreasonable assumption to make.I know you're making a funny, but one of my bestfriends in highschool dead ass had a hot tub tv setup just like that. Even had speakers wired up to the hot tub so you could listen while you watched.
We were much more ghetto, but we just placed a small tv at my bedroom window, hooked a laptop to it and some Bluetooth speakers and we were good to go.I know you're making a funny, but one of my bestfriends in highschool dead ass had a hot tub tv setup just like that. Even had speakers wired up to the hot tub so you could listen while you watched.
As someone who grew up with one black-and-white tv with bunny-ear antennas and hand worked dials... hearing you say you hooked up a laptop with Bluetooth speakers to your tv and call it ghetto made me laugh.We were much more ghetto, but we just placed a small tv at my bedroom window, hooked a laptop to it and some Bluetooth speakers and we were good to go.
Dang I feel old now, when I was little we went to see the TV to our grandma's house () an enormous box with only 6 channels available and it was the peak of technology at the time!!!Totally agree with you. We had black and white console TV in the living room. It also had an AM/FM radio and a record player inside of it. I didn't have a TV in my room until I bought one myself at 16. It was a used 12 inch black and white, that I got from a yard sale.
Same as me, I must say I rarely saw it I preferred to go out and play with my friends and then I started to look at the girls more that anything else.I'm also old. My dad had a bit of money and we were one of 3 families that had a TV in our neighborhood. I was the first teenager to have my own TV in my bedroom. Even though I rarely watched TV at that age. I was always out causing mischief.
You had it down to a fine science!!!When I was a kid, I was the remote control. Dad would whack me on the back of the head and announce the channel, I would hop up, turn the dial and fine tune the antennae.
We were spoiled. We got networks from three different cities, Atlanta, GA, Chattanooga, TN and Huntsville, AL. A total of around 15 channels(9 of which were just different versions of three networks, ABC, CBS and NBC) We had a large antennae affixed to a metal pole, right next to one of the living room windows. I would open the window and use the attached piece of angle iron to "aim" the antennae towards the city in question. East for Atlanta, Northeast for Chattanooga or Northwest for Huntsville, AL.