MandoMerican

@noreasonbutinfo @thetrueshelby No thanks needed.

@Mandomerican @thetrueshelby Lockdown was necessary to stop a deadly worldwide pandemic that had killed millions. It worked! Thank god we had adults in charge to make that call. But…thanks for your input.

Does it feel like something big is about to happen, y’all? Or is it just me.

@Dearme2_ Being employed is also depressing. Gotta pick your poison, fam.

Being UNEMPLOYED is DEPRESSING. I PRAY for ANYONE who is JOB hunting to find a JOB this APRIL.

@mindfulmaven_ Freedom in it's purest form only exist in the mind. So, you tell me.

@notcee_fan Gotta go sometime.

What’s your next move?

@mldoxw The algorithm made me read this post against my will and I'd like to make a complaint.

the concept of ppl masturbating and cutting themselves infront of their pets is genuinely insane

The biggest flex in life is not giving a fuck.

The Netflix documentary intros hit so hard, I don't even skip them.

@tboydirtbag Pretty chill and relaxing from the hustle and bustle to be honest. As long as you don't act crazy, it's like a vacation.

what happens when ur in a pysch ward i actually dont know what do they do to you can u just be chilling

@pokemon_nost Same energy:

Hollywood in the 80/90's really kept little people employed.

@BatVibes Whenever my opponent pulled out that rock turd:

Onix is a 28-foot-long, 460-pound monster made of solid boulders. The anime treats it like an absolutely terrifying boss fight that can tunnel through mountains at 50 mph. ​But in the video games? Its base Attack stat is 45 ​To put that in perspective: • A tiny Pidgey hits exactly as hard as Onix • An Oddish literally hits harder than Onix ​When you use Onix, you are sending out a giant, terrifying rock snake that canonically does less physical damage than a walking radish.

@NipahDUBS Looks like you started losing your sanity after the first row. I love it!

I drew all the first 151 Kanto Pokemon from memory so...should I do Johto next?

@exQUIZitely Oh damn. You just unlocked a hidden memory within my mind. I forgot all about this!

Today, Black & White turns 25 years old. Happy birthday! Developed by Lionhead Studios and published by Electronic Arts on 27 March 2001, the project was led by none other than Peter Molyneux. It is widely regarded as a textbook example of a game that was too ambitious for its time, resources, and team size. Still critically acclaimed and a cult favourite, it underperformed commercially relative to the massive hype surrounding it (and Molyneux’s name). The game combined god-game mechanics (influencing villagers and facing moral choices between good and evil), a learning AI creature, gesture-based controls, hand-of-god interaction, and a massive open world. This was groundbreaking in 2001, but it also pushed hardware limits too far for the average user. I’m not surprised it came from Lionhead Studios. Peter Molyneux had previously led Bullfrog, a team also known for innovation and ambitious games.

@mrmikeMTL Gotta be honest with myself.

If you could call yourself 10 years ago and speak for one minute, what would you say?

@shotguncaio Find your own damn Bulbasaur.

Find the Bulbasaur.

@Jwhennry @0xleegenz It's my preferred method for lung cancer. 🤷

@Mandomerican @0xleegenz Vaping is so cringe

You know it was a bad day at work when you get home and your phone battery is still at 95%

@mary_got_grace Y'all don't know of the machine spirit and it shows.

Technology might help you search for answers… BUT THE HOLY SPIRIT HELPS YOU RECOGNIZE TRUTH

I thought X was on some bs, but I just filled my gas tank and I'm already down to half a tank.