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posting this to keep my status somewhat empty whilst also keeping my previous status messages for archival purposes. not that anyone would.

Intel. Hyper-threaded processors will always be better, no matter how many cores AMD has. AMD/NVIDIA.

Ace of spades. It was good until it got bought out by jegex/jestex/jex/jexeg/jexet/jetext/jesext/jetegetx. Jazz/Orchestral.

Slow. You live longer. Technically. Eternal suffering (eternal life)/Limited suffering. (limited life)

Books. Numpad/Numrow.

Is taken aback.

Ignore his warning. The electronics are now soaking wet in an undisputed substance and Davy is on the verge of death. Nobody notices that, though.

That's a good thing. Maiden/Butler. Also don't forget to put two of your own if you want to spare yourself being forced into answering my incredibly awkward questions that you don't understand.

So, uh... Rust/Royalty.

For those who are horrible at using technology, it isn't. Also, building your own computer can be challenging if you have no idea what you're doing. A just death: A righteous death (the death of a tyrant and/or hero, depending on their morales and actions) A heroic death: A valiant death (the...

PC. Better graphics and more customizability at the cost of user-friendliness. A just/heroic death.

Terraria. The devs are more active, and recently, implemented 3-4 suggestions from the community. Lord/Muse.

Cats are, naturally, more appealing to the mind than dogs. Mouse/Keyboard. Embedded. The thumbnail might scare you, so I put them in a spoiler.

Quantum, because I'm oldschool. Hard/Wet. I'm obviously talking about rocks, and nothing else. They're both stereotypes, actually.

TC3 because I actually remember some things about it and I haven't looked into TC4 at all yet. GameGirl/GameBro.

Waldo. Skill/Knowledge. As in, breathing, or... something else?

Mods. They crash more often, but you have much more control over the game. In/Out.

She feels an overwhelming desire to bang Davy while nobody is looking, even if it worsens his condition.

Goes home to recuperate.