Stern

I was on The Perfect Tower 2 for a while until my 8th ascension introduced a different grind and I lost interest.

I've been on Farmers Against Poatatoes Idle and its mindless enough that I can more or less passively play with just one daily check in.

Obviously not happy to hear about anyone being stabbed but if I had to choose...

Rock and a hard place now.

Ron built himself on being that guy, now its either give up dosh or give up support

Idk about switch specifically but it is incredibly well loved on pc with tens of thousands of positive reviews on steam

I presume you could check any timepiece including your phone but idk.

Been halfassing Yakuza 3. Really I probably could have plowed through already but ehhh

No one wanted it when he tried it with paypal to the point that he got kicked out. No one wants it now but he signs the paychecks so ultimately its his very expensive grave to dig. Seeing billionaires lose money brings me joy so I gotta say these past coupla days have been an absolute serotonin bomb

Within 8 feet I can understand- If you're apprehending someone fucked up out of their mind on whatever drug, you don't want to also worry about what duder with a camera phone might do or what guy your apprehending might do to them in the process of wrangling. Having camera person move to ten or so feet away is a fairly reasonable ask.

The public spaces in general bit? Bruh. That shits ridiculous.

Spiderwick Chronicles is fairly good for that age range.

Bone hurting juice

In Oregon's case the Republicans had been doing their quorum dodge stuff for a few years to prevent progressive legislature and the citizenry got tired of it and voted this change in.

They don't have the abortion debate anymore, the gay debate is a bit too mainstream to end well, the gun control debate is always there but not particularly in focus, and they don't have the states (yet) to repeal the 13th.

So what to rile their base up with? Transphobia and calling their enemies pedophiles, the latter of which is kinda par for the course, but the former is a relatively new patch on the ol' hate quilt.