One of my coworkers said to me once that a day of our lives is like a week of our pet's life. Since then I make sure to show them affection so much more throughout the day.

I got a cool metronome app that can be set to any time signature, and can also be muted for a few bars when it plays in a loop. Practicing with it really helped me learn to keep time. The drummer is the one who sets the tempo, so it is an important piece to practice.

Don't forget jumping over office chairs

DS2 introduces a lot of great things, but SM was not one of them. It unfortunately limits the amount of fun you can have on a single character. You can use that ring that takes all the souls, but that's probably the only workaround.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JumpStart_Adventures_4th_Grade%3A_Haunted_Island?wprov=sfla1

This one and the 3rd grade one with the robot were so good.

Johnny Tsunami's grandpa!!? R I P

GRAPE??? WTF, 'Zonies are weird

Super Mario RPG is really fun, I like that era game with optional challenge bosses. The PS1/2 Final Fantasy games are good if you like the anime bullshit too (I do mostly). However, the best turn-based gaming experience I've had is Pokemon Black Randomizer, where you can tweak the settings to give gym leaders more Pokemon, 10% higher leveled Pokemon, random Pokemon and move sets. It takes a great base game and makes it challenging and more exciting.

I rewatched it recently, loved it as a kid. Watching it as an adult though... Not as good as I remember. I actually love all the fake tech and gadgets, but as an adult the movie is clearly made to sell new toys. The gymnastic bars scene is just bad.

I was just playing a level in Death Stranding 2, clearing out some bandits stealthily, but then I saw they had a truck in their camp... I cleared the rest of the camp out by running the bandits over one by one.