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I found this at a garage sale for twenty-five cents! Worth every penny. I can play Sudoku all the time & with a groovy orange stylus. You can choose different levels of difficulty & the sound effects are next level. It also just looks so cool? Only bad thing is it's hard to play it outside because of the screen.
Sep 19, 2024
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I got HELLA hours of gameplay on this thing back in the day. They donโt make em like this anymore. Got a leather case for it and everything. Peak entertainment!
Jan 11, 2025
If you told 6 year old me that I'd be able to play Spyro The Dragon on a Gameboy-sized device (plus like 800 other games) in my adulthood, I would have accused you of being a wizard.
Absolutely love this stupid little gizmo.
Mar 14, 2025
A memory of this game just bubbled to the surface. Back when I was in college (in the golden age of illegal downloads), I got a bootlegged version of this game.
It was a racing game that synced to your itunes and adapted the rhythm of the course to whatever music you were listening to.
Oh the joys of being high, and not only listening to your favorite jams, but racing to them.
I don't know if it still exists, but if you enjoy getting high and want a fun, simple, and meditative late night task, you should check it out.
Feb 22, 2024
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Ever since I quit nicotine I don't deprive myself of a cigarette when I feel like I really need it. So it hits different, because when my emotional state is low all it takes is a cig break to feel like I'm confronting whatever it is that's weighing me down. This system is fool-proof. Sometimes I think I'm low enough for a cigarette then decide I'm not quite sad enough. So when I do smoke it's because I'm crying & absolutely losing it. Because my smoke breaks are spontaneous, I can't quite plan for them, leading to unfinished packs & a plethora of lighters. Funny enough, each lighter coincides with whatever was making me feel awful that day making it a journal of sorts for my feelings. My fav is the "take me with you" lighter because well.. I really related to that when I bought it. There's also something really protagonist-y about walking into a gas station, eyes puffy & tears streaming down your face & asking for a pack of camel menthols ... oh & a swag lighter.
Sep 19, 2024
You really get to feel every feeling possible for a human to feel with this activity- Suspense, excitement, regret (from being a shopaholic), impatience, frustration (when the package suddenly stops tracking) and MORE! Every morning you get to wake up & check the tracker, offering a similar feeling to waiting to get a text from a crush- except it's a message from USPS giving you an update on your package. Wow. There's so many emotions, so many feelings. Then you get to wait for the USPS truck, looking out the window at all the cars rushing by wondering, "Is my package in that vehicle?". I live SO close to my post office so I am in suspense all day as there's hundreds of USPS trucks that drive by & it's such a rush! Then you get to do it all over again when you order something else. I'm currently tracking only one thing (trying to be good this month).
Sep 19, 2024
When I find one I immediately put it into a small mason jar where I also keep clumps of her fur that fall off when she scratches herself & whatever else I find that once belonged to her. When the day comes & we can clone cats, I will be so thankful for this collection because I truly can't live without my kitty.
Sep 19, 2024