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was VERY reluctant to buy marvel vs Capcom 3 when it was on sale because of the slop machines that are aaaaaaa devs.

said screw it and pulled the pin. Sat on it for about a week and finally booted it up last night.. I absolutely forgot that these AAAA devs used to make games, not stores with games attached.

very refreshing to be bought back to the ¢25 arcade machine games again with no stupid stores, cosmetics, characters locked behind a wallet.

Now if I can just find a street fighter game that is in the same vein that doesn't have stores with stores and nonstop ads for junk.

Not every week is good but there's something good in every week! What's gone right recently?

• /u/LadyButterfly

this is a duplicate of a post of theirs because I wanted to answer this and I was not allowed to where it was posted.

She stinks something fierce... pet store is going to hate us again since it's bath time after she rolled in all the fish she found.

AAAWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (translation: Water is murder for husky!)

Do you think these devices will continue to function?

Will the handheld market need to degoogle and adopt Linux as the OS?

Would it be smart to even consider purchasing any of them right now with the chance of them not functioning as expected in the near future?

do you say Neesh or Nitch?

Not sure if this is the right community, but I figured knitters would have a good understanding (hopefully) of making yarn from fibers/hair.

I have been collecting my Huskys fur since she was born. just over 4 years now. I have emassed a huge collection of fur. the bag is currently just over 3lbs.

What is the best way to wash this? my intent is to stuff a pillow or two with her fur since it's so plush. I don't want to stick the whole thing in a clwasher/drying since it'll get everywhere and probably break the machine.

How does one successfully wash loose hairs/fabrics before creating yarn? I suspect this is the same process

Ty and here's a photo of the fur for your visual amusement

also, would this be something that knitters would want if I have extra? seems a shame just throwing this plush fabric out

Not trying to be rude or whatnot, genuine question. Indian folks have a subconscious headbobble to communicate various types of pleasure, displeasure, confusion etc... Animals also mimic behaviours and motions performed by humans depending on the scenario.

Do your cats adopt the head bobble to communicate desires or displeasure while you are talking/communicating with them?

My question spawned from this webm

Slide cutters need not apply :P