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Mostly any pain I think is just extra pressure right now and the injection site was sore. Thankfully the blood looks awful but isn't in my vision

Oh I don't care you can make fun of me all you want lol. Here's a close-up

It was fine but it felt so out of place and weird. Like they tacked on some interns side project. I just disabled it and kept playing. It has no consequence on anything

I just remembered one thing I hated about WOTR is the stupid minigame shit that I turned off immediately. What a boner killer.

Anyways if youre curious take a look. It's not gory.

I am sure insurance would love to hear about using a leased car for turo too lol

It's against almost every lease terms to use the car for commercial activities

Yeah it's all there, it's just a lot. You can easily make a shitty character, but there are some guard rails in place with levelling if you choose

Our first date was to Olive garden but I feel like it was a little better back in 2008 than it is now. Either way it worked because I raw dogged her on the first date

Agree with this. She was useful enough healing but I felt she was much more useful when she went offensive.

WotR is amazing. Just be prepared it is VERY deep in terms of pathfinder rules

Honestly the eye injections have been really shitty but not from a pain perspective. The thought of a needle going into your eye is 1000x worse than what it actually is.... Except for today.

Doc said 'uh oh' when he did my shot today. My entire eyeball is filled with blood. Not sure if he hit a blood vessel or the needle reached all the way into my brain or what but did not feel great .also I look like a fuckin mongoloid.

Same with WoW where they said changing the starting bag to anything but 16 slots completely broke the game

In my experience with how easily anthropic handles UEFI coding, none of this cobol stuff is a concern. The feature I'm the owner for is massive, sprawling internal IP and it can explain our entire code flow like it's been working on it for years. And the scary part is it's never wrong. Now to...