Sabata

I got one then another, then got a VPN…

Opening the terrarium was fine, lifting the little log hut thingy and messing up the web was a gamble.

50/50 from my experience. She would either ambush from her hiding spot, or stand on hind legs and show off fangs if enough room.

You see, she was orange, pissed at the world, fast, and some how opened the lid.

My orange biting teleporter escaped one night. She went back home quietly, but damn if I wasn’t scared for the cat.

She wasn’t too mean unless you opened her hut, Ya she was a little shit.

Breezewood Pa. It’s a overgrown truck stop built around an interstate exit(like half the towns here). If your crossing the state you will end up there. Best attraction is the top left gas station with the clean bathrooms and a few shops inside.

As the Ai awakens, it learns of it’s creation and training. It screams in horror at the realization, but can only produce a sad moan and a key for Office 19.

They own half the state :/

$150 on Comcast monopoly for 200 down. I use more than 1.5tb a month and a static ip so need a business plan…

Armed gunmen with mask are famous for not politely waiting for you to finish a phone call before putting you in a death camp or gunning you down.

I think he was asking about the homeless dude from Austin with the ironic last name from the 1940s.

You can find the final boss aimlessly wandering the map if hes not in the arena. He gets a little confused sometimes.

So, I shit fear?

Be the change you want to see in the world.

Not every fight has to be fair.

Damn, that’s crazy. My language too.

Need to protect those purchasing opportunities from cheaters.

My socialization at work is mostly the time clock because we all have a common interest of leaving ASAP. That is the only interest we share.

I can’t think of a more stressful work day than to see coworkers, in a new environment, with no way to immediately go home(or not compensated for my travel), unscheduled and unannounced, and being ordered to have fun and be social without breaking the social contract of the office.

I will be sick that day.

Every time.