>>942001728
There are plenty of great musicians out there who are weirdos, but not the kind of weirdo that is off putting.
>>942001708
Eh, I mostly played single player games growing up. Lotta RE, lotta SH, lotta LoZ. Only did Goldeneye and Mario Party when the ckusins were over. Yes, it is a computer, and I can carry it in my pocket and use it wherever I want. A big computer, like a laptop, I cannot do that with.
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>>941452491
Ask them what? How you eat other kinds of bread than Wonder Bread? What? You think you can convince me that someone from Delaware eats something other than white bread?
Ask them what? How you eat other kinds of bread than Wonder Bread? What? You think you can convince me that someone from Delaware eats something other than white bread?
>>938474044
Oh, oh my. Yes, this sounds much much better. A much more fitting place for me.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, yes. However, due to the failing of that pact the Soviets scrambled to join a nonagression pact with Japan. In fact, the Japanese emissary who was sent to negotiate with Stalin was embraced before his departure and thanked for savingthe Soviets from having to fight a two front war. It wasn't until very close to the end of WWII that the Soviets had any interest in Japanese territorial gains, however, it was also the Soviets that tried, prior to the dropping of the a-bombs, to broker a peace agreement between the Allies and the Japanese.
Oh, oh my. Yes, this sounds much much better. A much more fitting place for me.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, yes. However, due to the failing of that pact the Soviets scrambled to join a nonagression pact with Japan. In fact, the Japanese emissary who was sent to negotiate with Stalin was embraced before his departure and thanked for savingthe Soviets from having to fight a two front war. It wasn't until very close to the end of WWII that the Soviets had any interest in Japanese territorial gains, however, it was also the Soviets that tried, prior to the dropping of the a-bombs, to broker a peace agreement between the Allies and the Japanese.