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No, not Alison, my character is Avaline.
In Alison Fall of the Apple i'm in the dom path, just recently turned up in the harem path as the new cook. In The Shrink I work in the bakery.
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In Alison Fall of the Apple i'm in the dom path, just recently turned up in the harem path as the new cook. In The Shrink I work in the bakery.
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That is actually the same reason why I didn't try it for a long time. I decided to try after seeing many people in the mnf thread saying that it was a really good game.
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OK, this is a pet peeve of mine; responding to people saying they don't like something by saying it's their body they have a right to do whatever to it? No shit, and people have a right to not be interested in them. Nobody is suggesting the government should make face piercings illegal, so chill.I go either directions if the character(s) has body tattoos and/or piercings. That applies to real life. I usually keep in mind that it their own body (does not matter what gender they are), they can do whatever they want to do to their body. I can say some of them looks really good and other does not really quite look good on them.
Have a great day and be safe...
I mean if we're going for a descriptive nickname i'm partial toWhy ink blot and not sleeve?
Tits and Tat sleeve.
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Never really enjoyed Alison fall of the apple. Story jumped the shark too quickly.
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Soccer would have be cool too, but well not everyone likes it. Just an Idea to celebrate 30Years Solitaire on Microsoft and to bypass the Time between the Updates: WVM Solitaire.
Ps. Yes i have nothing else todo right now as playing that and laugh over Trumpsupporters
Ps. Yes i have nothing else todo right now as playing that and laugh over Trumpsupporters
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If we both talk about the Sport which is played with the Foot only(except goalkeeper), then yes
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But if you get added to the game, my MC would want to get with you, which means Willow would have to share.
My final (for now) observation on the Damien conundrum.
But first, a short story:
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are sleeping on the moors one evening, staring up at the stars overhead.
Holmes waves his hand towards them and asks Watson what the starry expanse tells him.
Watson thinks for a moment and replies that the stars are infinite. In fact some of them aren't even stars, but galaxies with millions of stars of their own. That the universe is infinitely vast and that mankind is utterly insignificant in comparison.
He then asks Holmes what the sky tells him.
Sherlock thinks for a second, and then replies: It tells me that someone stole our tent.
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I'm equal parts amazed and amused that BD has managed to give us a story in which various bits of information have been provided to us. Only the tiniest bit of this do we see with our own (player viewing the screen) eyes. Most is 2nd hand, and that given to us by characters whose very trustworthiness is as in doubt as the information they're providing.
And yet we all take that same list of questionable facts, simmer them in a pot with our individual experiences and viewpoints, and arrive at vastly differing conclusions. All of which we feel strongly enough about to debate over the course of dozens of pages of this thread.
In comparison, the question of who's the hottest girl (<ahem>Stacy</ahem>) comes in only in 2nd place.
But first, a short story:
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are sleeping on the moors one evening, staring up at the stars overhead.
Holmes waves his hand towards them and asks Watson what the starry expanse tells him.
Watson thinks for a moment and replies that the stars are infinite. In fact some of them aren't even stars, but galaxies with millions of stars of their own. That the universe is infinitely vast and that mankind is utterly insignificant in comparison.
He then asks Holmes what the sky tells him.
Sherlock thinks for a second, and then replies: It tells me that someone stole our tent.
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I'm equal parts amazed and amused that BD has managed to give us a story in which various bits of information have been provided to us. Only the tiniest bit of this do we see with our own (player viewing the screen) eyes. Most is 2nd hand, and that given to us by characters whose very trustworthiness is as in doubt as the information they're providing.
And yet we all take that same list of questionable facts, simmer them in a pot with our individual experiences and viewpoints, and arrive at vastly differing conclusions. All of which we feel strongly enough about to debate over the course of dozens of pages of this thread.
In comparison, the question of who's the hottest girl (<ahem>Stacy</ahem>) comes in only in 2nd place.
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I wonder when the The Krypt Angel is the MC and I am Willow joke will get old. Probably not I don't think you guys will let that one die.I think you mean Auntie LocoGringo
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Like WVM, MNF is a feel-good story of a MC that comes to town and is immediately plunged into a dystopic universe where he is forced to have sex multiple times a day with pretty much every gorgeous woman that crosses his path, including his very own landlady and roommates (sanity patch available). Tensions occasionally flare, but are quickly doused with heartfelt ejaculations of understanding and love.
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My new Family
Devil? Lol, there are sure many Corrupt people in the World of Football and The System of paying MILLIONS for ONE Player isn't productive(and can bankrupt a Club in Covid times) and sure there are Hooligans and Homophobits, but its not The Devil. Hell, in the best moments It Unites Fans all over the World only for one Match, like the Fifa world championship Finale.But Mama says Foosball is the devil.
