CALICO

Change your conception of yourself and you will automatically change the world in which you live. Do not try to change people; they are only messengers telling you who you are. Revalue yourself and they will confirm the change.

@MissSassbox People BUY worry stones? I always just pick up a smooth stone. The more you rub it, it gets polished. Very satisfying.

this is my first time ever seeing a 'worry stone' and definitely need these for my reading, love these

@bangerz @JupiterExchange fkn asstronomers

@JupiterExchange Weird... i thought you would know all about Uranus?

@oldyzach Whoa what an instant flashback

Hey ho, let's go! 😎🔊

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@demonegoo These new pieces are moving me nearly to tears 😭

good night 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

▀▁cerebral flora▔▄ 5/5 *

@RealBSP3 @exquizitely Yes both were so fun!

@exquizitely I played a slightly different one, but that looks cool, too. 🔥

Did you play this one? Time for a trip down memory lane to the year 1991: Scorched Earth, the self-proclaimed "Mother of All Games," is a glorious shareware artillery game for MS-DOS, created by Wendell Hicken. Players command tanks on destructible 2D terrain, taking turns to calibrate angle and power for ballistic shots while also having to consider wind and gravity impact. You can customize various settings, making each game unique: gravity, meteor showers, and economies to buy wild weapons - from nukes and napalm to dirt bombs and MIRVs - plus defenses like shields. It supports up to 10 hot-seat players which was no small feat back in 1991! Its physics mastery and replayability paved the way for and inspired later classics like Worms, cementing its legacy.

@HeyDanitsme @exquizitely Hell yes I did, then worms as well… awesome era of DOS gaming

@exquizitely The real fun of that game was altering its text file so your own comments came up on the screen.

@efusc5 Is that Phong from Reboot?

Trevor Henderson x efu

@ttiimmees FCKING YES MATE 🧉

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@KenShepherd @PresbyPilgrim You watch your phraseology

@PresbyPilgrim Gary, Indiana, was once a fine town. Doubtless it got ruining by pool halls. Why they're trouble with capital T, that rhymes with P, that stands for pool!

Do not move your family to Gary, Indiana

I'm glad I'm not the only one showing of their work area

@TenyaWanya_tsun I also love stroking

私の一番好きな作業

@blooskguy @DudespostingWs Ah, a man of culture 😂

@33CALICO @DudespostingWs He reverted out of it to keep his combo.

@kofta1_prince @ohhanxiety Well done. It was easier when we all lived in the same city

@33CALICO @ohhanxiety Glad that my family is stick to this tradition ever since may god never change it. Even after 6 demised family members. We still do it at least 3 times a month

name ONE thing

@CrimsonHawk21 @ohhanxiety Okay I will take it on

@33CALICO @ohhanxiety So do it. Reconnect with family. Offer to host if you are in a central location. Family is family forever.

@HamblerShawn @ohhanxiety Hope we can celebrate together again one day

@33CALICO @ohhanxiety Yes exactly same thing, now its just me and the cat.

@researchgym @ohhanxiety I do too!

@33CALICO @ohhanxiety Man this sucks , this is one of those negatives of globalism they make it hard for family communities to stay together Through high expenses, diverse opportunities etc Hence a lot of lonely people I hope your whole fam can get together again on repeat