Still playing Dark Souls 2 - almost 100 hours in and there’s just Darklurker and Aldia left. This game just keeps going and going, really well worth the cost. Since I’m almost through, I can see why it seems to be the black sheep of the series. But, despite some problems (like needing to refer to a guide constantly) I like it a lot, and will definitely do a NG+ eventually.

Also started Yooka-Laylee and I love it already. It’s very true to the Banjo Kazooie style.

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Ice cream machine broken

What kind of monsters downvoted this? They must be grumpy because they didn’t get breakfast.

I’m not disagreeing with your comment btw. I was speaking to your question about the title.

In the eyes of a renter, homeowners are rich. It’s (unfortunately) an amazing investment with a very high barrier to entry.

Merry Christmas ya filthy animal

Yeah I did go a bit low. My actual rent is more than that.

Imagine paying over $1000 for rent every month, except that if you decide to move, you (theoretically) get that money back, and (likely) even more.

Now imagine that same $1000 going to someone else and you never see it again.

To me it has a similar feel to some of the later Sonic games, but without the fear of falling off the level. I recommend checking out a how to play guide because it just jumps in without explaining.

Forgot to because I was focusing on getting the screenshot for URL thing. Thanks

Not only is 100C is also really hot, it’s the boiling point of water. Now that’s a 100 degrees that really stands for something.

Honey, I’m home

Maybe it’s just me, but they have only ever had a couple of jobs available to actually work, and they are temporary.

If you’ve got it, flaunt it

Still playing Dark Souls 2.

I also started playing Grapple Dog for something casual/relaxing.

Congrats on turning your life around and getting into the outdoors.

A quick way to learn would be to find a friend who knows and go camp with them.

I think you should not try to acquire all the gear until you know what you will actually use (besides, you will be the one carrying it)

Things I would definitely bring:

-a hatchet

-container(s) to drink from and cook in

-lighters

-single burner propane stove

-tent

-sleeping bag

-tarp

-rope and/or ratchet straps

-water filter (MSR MiniWorks EX is my personal fave)

-garbage bag(s)

Based on what you described, I think you should just go for it with some basics for one night at a time, and you will quickly learn what you want to bring in the future.

It was insane, and pretty enjoyable too

They would get invaded for their oil

Dark Souls 2. I chose Sorcerer class and I’m getting my ass kicked regularly. Great fun though.

I think morbid curiosity is not weird, people rubberneck at car accidents. What you are describing sounds like it is going beyond a passing interest though, and the further you go down that rabbit hole, the weirder it will be.

Since you’re asking, it might be a good idea to talk to a professional. You might also consider getting into something like an extreme sport.