WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

Tea flavoured corn syrup? What in the world is that?

Wait I'll go GIYF...oh my.

That would be so sweet, and not much like tea at all, my iced tea on those rare occasions I drink it has tea in it, and lemon, and ice. That's it.

Is that the same stuff as Sunny D, the one that had to get rid of all the sugar and other additives in the UK? I've never drunk it but had 'fruit juice drinks' before and I couldn't stomach them now, much too sweet.

But hey if it works for you.

The D stands for Dentist, right?

I love Arizona teas even though they're like 99% sugar.
The watermelon one is amazing.

author=nhubi
Watermelon tea? I think some marketing companies need to look up the word tea.

Tea is big in Asia and things like Taro tea and Peach tea and all sorts will gain loads of traction in Pearl Tea outlets. I had Pearl Tea recently and it was beautiful and sweet.

All this talk of tea has made me realize I haven't had my morning cappucino yet. brb, guys.

Ah... That's better.

You know what they say about mathematicians. They turn coffee into theorems. And physicists turn it into measurements. Both also turn it into papers.

I'm studying both, mathematics and physics, so I think I'll be drinking Godot levels of coffee in a couple of years.

I just finished my first run of Undertale. I went pacifist first, then true pacifist on the same save file. This game is so amazing and sublime, it's more than just a work of art. I rarely truly care about characters in a game, but this game achieved that with every single monster you encounter.
I know genocide run is a thing, but there's no way I'm resetting the game after that ending. Or killing off any of the characters, for that matter.

I'm normally not a fan of games that have every action you take being influential for the rest of the game, but for some reason, I really liked it in this game. It happens on a very fourth wall-breaking level, even remembering things that happened before you reloaded a save. That makes the game feel like a mirror into your own soul or something. You have no choice but to completely lay bare your soul to the game and let it judge you. It's very weird and discomforting, and for some reason, I love it.

I really don't understand why I like it so much. I should hate everything about this game. For a very large part it's a bullet hell, which is definitely not my cup of tea, and it judges you for all your actions. But despite that, it's my favourite game I've played this year. I can't really explain it either.

One thing I can say, though, that after playing this game, I'll never be able to look at random encounters in other rpgs the same way again.

Somebody should update the frontpage and note that there's no preorder for MV anymore since it's out~