WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

I'm at the part in final fantasy 8 where the main characters are at the basketball court in selphie's destroyed former garden while they reminisce about their memories together and i swear the scene has dragged on for more than half an hour with no end in sight. It goes on and on and on and on and holy shit somebody please shut them up.

Omg spoilers mang :0

I lost my maternal grandfather to prostate cancer in 2005.
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Man, Final Fantasy 8 spoils itself, and in more ways than one. Normally they decide that having a full world map to explore when it's all said and done in Disc 4 is too much to ask for, but that game barely had a world map outside of the cities to begin with and guess what the first thing they decide to chop once you hit that point is...

They decided to make the game not that fun for plot reasons. I don't much care for that game.

And don't even get me started on the difficulty of making money, drawing magic and Triple Triad which I'll take to the grave with me thinking the sequel's Tetra Master was made infinitely better. There's also those needlessly difficult missions (that are slightly above completely inconsequential, when you really get down to it) and button mashing when fighting for a jet pack (or was it a parachute? IDC) from an enemy soldier. I really do think that last one was thrown in just so that Square had another opportunity to show just how powerful the PS1 is by having the character dangle over a cinematic.

And then the final boss that took forever even when you were using Meltdown. Also Esthar looks like it was ripped straight out of the Maeva tracks of Mega Race.

author=Craze
according to rmn status updates we live in a dystopia

FINALLY

I don't know, do you?

i mean, i think we might
we're a bawhair away from environmental disaster and the current US president thinks it's a hoax carried out by the chinese

A glass of water contains roughly several octillion atoms.
The observable universe is roughly a trillion trillion or septillion kilometers in diameter and contains roughly a tillion trillion stars.
Assuming Planck length is (10^-35) meter, a finite amount of planck volumes
can fit in our observable universe. 10^200 or (googol)^2.
There is every reason to believe the observable universe could be
a much smaller speck in a enormous possibly infinite multiverse.
Conversely shrinking beyond the planck length may still be possible if the
uncertainty principle no longer applies.

author=Davenport
A glass of water contains roughly several octillion atoms.
The observable universe is roughly a trillion trillion or septillion kilometers in diameter and contains roughly a tillion trillion stars.
Assuming Planck length is (10^-35) meter, a finite amount of planck volumes
can fit in our observable universe. 10^200 or (googol)^2.
There is every reason to believe the observable universe could be
a much smaller speck in a enormous possibly infinite multiverse.
Conversely shrinking beyond the planck length may still be possible if the
uncertainty principle no longer applies.

If you'll excuse me, I've gotta engage with something that doesn't require a lot of brainpower while I eat a late dinner. I think I'll watch someone fight their way through Oracle of Seasons with the Cursed Ring on.

The fact that I was able to make an account with the username 'Kokoro' which is used on basically every website unsettles me. I was 100% sure that I would have to think up 581565 other usernames until I find something fitting.

author=Kokoro
The fact that I was able to make an account with the username 'Kokoro' which is used on basically every website unsettles me. I was 100% sure that I would have to think up 581565 other usernames until I find something fitting.

Well, now when someone else tries to make an account with that name, they will feel the despair you feared and resent you for their like five minutes before they put some neat spin on it like Koroko or K0k0r0 or something but know that you've potentially caused someone pain for a few minutes and feel the weight of it on you shoulders, we're talking like two pounds, at least