What's scary to think of is the REAL LIFE toilet paper slogan that was "splinter free." At some point in the past, you could have gotten splinters!
Or they use upscaling as a crutch even harder and we get narratives that include your character having frosted glass for eyes to make up for the blur.
We can deport them to Antarctica. Or the sun. 🤷♂️
"Okay, ChatGPT. Write me a game that will surpass Metal Gear. And make sure the code is actually good."
I only take the tomatoes off if they are cut too thick. I like tomato... Just, not a lot at once.
That's why they lick themselves.
Piña Colonic
Tribes never really died. It's too good. Pretty sure every single one has a way to continue playing them online; even Ascend and the extremely short-lived 3 as well as the PS2 exclusive one.
We do have these, they're just not super popular or are not intended to be played that way.
Like your first example of causing chaos in a shop? You can do that in Supermarket Simulator. It just isn't what you're meant to do unless you're Josh from Let's Game it Out. 🤷♂️
It depends on the shape of the mouth.
If they are made for human mouths, it might not fit an alien's mouth and given the way the title is phrased, I can not rule out OP being an alien.
Who doesn't like ~~parfait~~ onions? You ever hear someone say "hey you want some ~~parfait~~ onions" and the other person respnds "hell no, I don't want no ~~parfait~~ onions?"
My mom allowed me to watch, so I understood the basics. But she also was a terrible cook, so I didn't really git gud until I started watching Good Eats. The inclusion of the science was a huge help, since I am one of those people that benefits a lot from knowing why I am doing something and not just knowing that I need to do X. So I can follow recipes, but also can concoct my own things knowing what will work as a substitute and why, or what flavors go well together and such.