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Packaging of the Sonic Joggers wind-up toy, released by Tomy in 1993.

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I'll say it. I don't think there was much passion from Bhvr behind the FNAF chapter. Every aspect feels just unfulfilled enough that it makes me wonder if the devs just weren't particularly inspired to do a FNAF thing. I'm weighing this vibe-based inclination against my higher-than-average expectations for a DBD chapter but even with that considered I dont feel like this is Bhvr's best. I guess it's not their worst but even that feels like because there was so much pressure behind the FNAF chapter that they couldnt afford for it to be that shitty. So we get an axe-hurling Springtrap that has a bunch of throwaway voice lines that could be applied to any generic slasher and a janky mori that utilizes FNAF's famous character: the Buzzsaw Coatrack.

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I'm all for pirating and emulating games but an annoying type of person is the guy who develops a superiority complex over doing it and thinks everyone else is just stupid for spending money and buying the things.

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Stranger Things badly wants to be remembered for everything cool it did in season one but at this point what I remember most prominently of Stranger Things at any given moment is that one scene in season four where they get to susie's house which is unnecessarily populated with a whole other show's worth of eccentric side characters including a goth sister side character whose only trait is fucking the stoner side character off screen. This is the season where primary character Will, one of the four characters on the cover of every Stranger Things thing, gets like ten lines of dialogue total.

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wolf girl

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Pokè Pals

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Just like "Tomorrow Hill" in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, Penny's song in WarioWare: Get It Together has a "failure mix" version whereby off-key alternate segments replace some parts of the song whenever Penny loses a microgame. Since it is only possible to lose up to four microgames before the song ends, it requires many attempts to hear all parts of the mix, and it cannot ever be heard in full in-game.

This is the full failure song extracted from the game's files. Here is an example of how the lyrics change in this version: Original: Tinker, thinker, dreamer to the core. Singer, mechanic, she's all that and more. Failure: Tinker, thinker, dreamer to the core. Pick yourself up when you fall on the floor.

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this bitch

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do you think he ever wrote his then-untitled novella about a man who wakes up with a plastic knob on the back of his head, with the minor character gregory berrycone?

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Sherwood was such an amazing time! It was so cool to camp overnight and see all of the festivities that were going on! So happy I finally got to make it out this year ❤️✨

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Helena (Hex Maniac) - Pokémon Masters EX

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do you think oot princess zelda would go into castle town and play a few rounds at the bombchu bowling alley

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LOL whos tye saultry little binch on the bottom lsft????

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so nice you see them twice