Kestrel
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A stealth game loosely based on your life:
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No one ever suspects the goose. That is what makes us so dangerous.
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Prepare to die... and save money while doing it!
Dark Souls 3 60% off
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Robot jelly cat, what did you do?! D:
I am wicked tempted to pick it up, that's such a good price!!
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I did the durability fix. I couldn't use my uchi
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Humble Bundle sends you a Steam code, so I have no idea how that'd work for you =/
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TellTale Games The Walking Dead is free right now on Humble Bundle for the next 14 hours:
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/the-walking-dead-season-1
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Most interesting looking dog I've ever seen:
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I have enough minions at the moment but that is a good dog
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Welcome! I'm so jealous of this...
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Midri said you were from Texas, whereabouts are you located? I'm up in Lubbock.
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More study material for when Calder needs to bro down:
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Isn't there some rule where you can only upward-nod if it's your friend?
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Idk. I upward-nod to everyone: Friends, family, dogs, myself in the mirror, the sun, dragons..
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Typically when greeting another male the upward nod is for acknowledging people you're familiar with (your bros), whereas the downward nod is more a show of respect or gratitude (your boss). Also, you'll usually do the upward nod prior to the actual greeting (high-five, fist-bump, etc.), and do the downward nod on the tail end of a handshake.
As far as the right and left motions go, it's more of a towards and away motion. Trying to grab your bro's attention when a pretty girl walks into the bar? Nod in her direction. Need to work on your game plan away from eavesdroppers? Nod away from the group.
As Calder becomes more of a bro these signals will become more natural, soon enough he'll be having entire conversations without saying a single word. This guy goes a little further into the up/down nod.
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Truck won't start, towing to the shop. Hoping it's just a dead battery and nothing super expensive...
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May the Machine Gods of Putin be generous and aid in your repairs.
Also this doesnt happen with Soviet Era stuff. They never break
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600 dollars and a day in the shop later, my truck lives!
@Xander117 I'm pretty sure there are Ladas from the 70s out on the roads of Russia running like a charm.
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ill find you a picture of proof after work
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