I am not 100% sure on the exact year, but some time in the mid, possibly late, 2000s is when I think my family ditched it.

All I know is I have memories of it being somewhere around 2011-12 and not wanting to have the router moved out of my grandma's room because mine was directly below hers, which narrows it down to probably before 2010. Didn't live outside society, either.

It's long dead thanks to kinect, but another Sonic Riders game would be amazing.

Absolutely loved Zero Gravity and never played the others (because I didn't know they were part of a series), but I would absolutely love even just a combination of the air fuel like mechanic of the original combined with the gravity meteor ring things. No clue what the kinect version would bring since I've never heard that good of things about it besides the main theme being great, so maybe exclude elements from that title.

Say what you want about how much of a buggy mess that game was, it taught me to enjoy buggy messes of games to a certain degree and also to love challenge to a degree (because of said bugs).

I've seen this on a documentary style thing on prime years ago, but why not fried Asian murder hornets and nuts?

I'd be more than willing to try them, so I'd love to see others try it too.

Closest I've ever had is probably my dad searching my room for candy when I was younger or may be a year or so ago I went to see summer fireworks and came home to find out he went into my room and went into my electronic junk/storage dresser drawer and snagged some cookies I planned on eating when I got back later that night. I'm not super pissed about it since they were for my mom, but I'm not happy about it either, even to this day.

As for the other incidents of candy snagging when I was younger, I can't remember anything specific so I don't feel anything about them.

No clue but my brother and sister-in-law are hoping for a housing market crash so they can get one. I hope it crashes so not only can they get one, but hopefully my parents (and by extension my other brother and I) would have a house to live in instead of an apartment. Though I feel as though my they would have an easier time getting one than my parents since, even though it's only a smaller business, he has a good job (not doxxing what he does, though).

Only for mail, F-Droid/other app stores, yt (because revanced and newpipe), Mastodon, banking, and Wattpad. Otherwise, give me the god damn website.

I don't know whether I have the original or remaster, but I personally believe New Super Lucky's Tale is a pretty fun game.

In total, the only 2 games I've gotten that I know we're part of the sail were Sonic Origins (with DLC) and Sonic Mania (with DLC). Would be playing them more if I wasn't having to message Steam back and forth trying to get an issue with my deck fixed, though.

I hope they don't because I refuse to acknowledge anything dethroning the PS2 for global sales.

The only thing I'd wait for is for the process to be refined enough to be more eco friendly than just eating real meat. I'd do it, but until there's proof of it being more sustainable and won't tank my blood thin/thickness levels (blood thinners sometimes suck), I would be down to try it at the very least.

Though I would receive resistance in changing my diet until either my dad changes his eating habits or I move out on my own because my dad absolutely refuses things like plant based meats, so I know he'd most likely resist lab grown meat as well. It's also hard for my mom and I to switch to a healthier dinner diet since both my dad and older brother wouldn't dare change their diets to something like a Mediterranean or some other healthier because they can be picky eaters (especially my older brother).