@YunalesckaGames I’ve passed many of them. You have my empathy. Only a handful have landed me in a hospital and only two needed a medical procedure to break up because they were too big to pass. Hopefully you won’t have to deal with this again.
@tuuu28283 I drink plain water throughout the day and have flavored carbonated water for meals. Today it was 35 Celsius with a “feels like 44.4 Celsius” here in Texas. So you have to drink plenty of water here too.
@redraidertech Same here, man. My lock screen is the Apple image of Mars. Been obsessed with space and Mars my whole life. I have a Mars globe on my desk at work that always rotates.
@CryptoHotep@RetroByteVault It depends on a few factors. Cartridge games always cost more than disc games and some retailers charged more. Turok was $70 in 1997. Shadows of the Empire was $80 at Sears, which charged more than most other retailers but was also the only retailer that had it in stock.
@UpintheChi@_PoolPartyPapi_@NostalgiaFolder I’m so glad someone else remembers this. A family friend had these rubber wheel things that had suction cups around it with some sort of Sonic and Cherry Coke label in the middle. I don’t know what happened to them or remember anything else about the promotion.
@Chandler_Rome I was at the game Friday and the entire stadium stood for the bottom of the 9th Yordan trip to the plate. The cheering was incredible. So it’s not completely gone, at least not on a Friday night.