KYAAAAH! Your power plant has ran out of uranium! UwU

🎵First, let me hop out the mower of the lawn🎵

That’s because soft times build hard men, but hard men times will soft build hard time soft men. We just need to stay strong ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

Get tinnitus in the same frequency of the tone and it will just kinda blend in.

I absolutely love Inigo. Every time I go back to Skyrim (once a year or so), that’s always a requirement on the mod list. No matter what my roleplay is, what my build is, Inigo is the Dragonborn’s companion, in my head cannon.

First game that came to mind was RD2. I remember a mission at the beginning, where you’re meant to clear out some Plinkertons from a house, and I remember one of the camp NPCs asking you to look around for supplies (or maybe something specific).

As soon as you’re able to leave the area, Dutch starts screaming at you to hurry tf up. A friend and I will occasionally quote him when we’re being jokingly impatient with one another: “C’MON ARTHUR, QUIT HORSIN’ AROUN’! WE AIN’T GAHT ALL DAAAY!”

THAT’S NOT GOING TO WORK!

TRY SOMETHING ELSE!

USE THE TADPOLE!

I thought he had a distinct frown and a Hitler stache that disappeared in the last panel

Absolute. Piece. Of. Trash. I don’t think I’ll ever forget that name.

Yeah, that’s actually a really good one. That second theme is so dark and mysterious sounding.

Season 1 of TWD was the first video game to make me cry. And I actually bawled my eyes out, too. It was pretty dramatic.

I’m not really sure I’m picking up the train of thought you’re laying out here. If a company’s IT department mostly relies on one guy doing everything, how does that make them replaceable or disposable?

There’s a YouTuber named Aggressively Average who does dives on 2000s kids shows, and he brings this up

Another banger, though admittedly a bit more bleak than Aragon’s hype speech.

"Sons of Gondor, of Rohan. My brothers.

I see it in your eyes, the same fear that would take the heart of me.

A day may come, when the courage of men fails. Where we forsake our friends, and abandon all bonds of fellowship.

But it is not this day.

An hour of wolves and shattered shields, when the age of men comes crashing down, but it is not this day. This day we fight!

By all that you hold dear on this good earth, I bid you stand! Men of the West!"

I believe from the same scene:

“That’s not possible.”

“No. It’s necessary.”

When I was on them, it just kinda made most things feel more “worth it”. Like before I’d make myself food and just think, “this tastes like crap, it’s barely filling, and took forever, why do I even bother making myself food” whereas the same meal on antidepressants still had me feeling like I’d accomplished something, even if it wasn’t Michelin star worthy.

After this, we got the cheat code books.

Pretty sure that’s not true. But I’m not an egg-spert.

Or post-pubescent men, we’ve got it, too.