Gonna need to get this engine revving againg too. It's a shame so many of my favorite ddlg relationship goals pics I want to share are nsfw ahehe but alas I can stil show my love for it by scouring the interwebs for tamer ones heh :p

RIGHT HERE! So um... I'll join any campaign you start... Also can you get me an autograph from Jon Cenkai?

Legend has it anyone who posts here will suffer a fate worse than account suspension... I myself lost my family to a fire while I was in the process of typing this!!!

@Onizuka: There's no way to tell if it's Windows 10 compatible, is there? I just Mount it, try to install it and hope for the best? But I did get the PCem to work a bit (still wonky on a few things on it). I just need to get Windows 98 on it, or something a bit stronger, for all the classi games that I wan't to play. Which is currently 4 games. @Dorito: I'm the same with many thread names, so don't worry about it xD

the fukk i love naruto du Bauer. I liked it the emphasis was liked it until they butchered it, like I will with your ass

Oh, look at me. Now I have evolved into the bad troll dragon! Are you offended yet? ...Someone please be offended. Anyone? https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1868537196/sad_dragon_by_beyondbirthday1-d3ddr60.jpg

I prefer physical copies of the media I have. I do have a sizable vinyl and CD collection as well as a sizable DVD and growing Blu-Ray collection. I also own a lot of books. But sometimes I feel as if I own too much stuff. My room is cramped and my basement isn't fairing much better. The pros to owning physical stuff is that you own something that may have value one day. Back in 2007 when I was 13, I bought the Neon Genesis Evangelion Platinum DVD set for $60 brand new. Now I go to anime conventions and they're selling it for $300+ brand new. The cons is, they keep inventing new technology at a rapid pace making the stuff we have no obsolete within a few years. While DVDs are still popular, some say they'll be phased out by the mid 2020s like VHS was by the mid 2000s. Now they have 4K discs and who knows when they'll phase out Blu-Ray? Now they have 8K TVs even they still haven't even began broadcasting in 4K yet. The plus to digital media is you'll spend less money playing keeping up with the Jones'. But then again, most of it is stored on a cloud and when there is no internet, you have access to it unlike a physical machine that can play media discs.