Hidden game lore. On that ive found is with payday 2 and hotline miami. Hotline miami has a character named Tony, who is a beloved and memorable character with a mask of a tiger with a missing eye. However, no one figured out where the mask came from, as it's not Jackets tony mask (jacket being another important character), and the only other time we've seen the mask on someone, it was destroyed. But in payday 2 in the jacket character pack, you can get a mask called Tony's revenge, where it says the mask belong to an Italian American who was born in the 1970s. This is important because 1: payday 2 and hotline miami happen in the same universe, and 2: this Italian American can't be the tony from hotline miami because they were in a war in around 1985, meaning there is another character who we have never seen before.

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I'm a flow artist! I spin a puppyhammer! It's not what it sounds like! It's cool as fuck!

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I haven't slept in a long while so I don't have the energy or memory to infodump too extensively but please for the love of all that is holy listen to the Magnus archives. I am begging everyone who sees this comment and has even marginally enjoyed horror atleast once to immerse themselves in this masterpiece.

To give an incredibly brief description it is a 200 episode long horror audio drama that follows an archivist at the Magnus institute; an academic establishment focused on archiving paranormal events in the form of experience statements from the general public. Jonathan sims, the archivist, is tasked with transforming some of these statements into an audio format (along with every other aspect of an archivist job but he kinda sucks at it) and he starts to notice some connections.

That's as much as I can say without spoilers. I think with this amount of information it can be enjoyed to the fullest with the maximum feeling of wonderment, fear, and curiosity. However for those of you who need more convincing and don't mind knowing a bit more I'm gonna add a little under this spoiler tag. Nothing too major but I think knowledge of it takes a bit away from the experience.

I hope someone here sees this and becomes as obsessed as I was. I shit you not I listened to 200 20min episodes in the matter of 2 weeks and that was my second time listening. It's sequel, the Magnus protocol is currently releasing every Thursday and I just don't know If I can handle e listening at that pace

I LIED I ABSOLUTELY DO HAVE THE ENERGY TO INFO DUMP

Next up on the roster is sweet home by by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-chan. I'll make this as quick as I can

You like depression, monsters, tense group dynamics, apocalypse, and the constant nagging fear that you will never make it out of this shit hole of a situation? Yeah me too, sweet home has it all. Star of the show hyun is a shut in who just moved into a new apartment building after the death of his sister and father iirc. Not long after being there shit starts to get a lil weird but he doesn't notice all that much because he's a shut in. Eventually even he has to notice the world's gone to shit when he starts seeing posts on the intenret about it before the Internet stops working. One look outside is all it took really. Will hyun ever get to see the finale of maria from the sky? Probably not but a man can dream.

I like Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. I describe it as "play fighting for adults", and it's one of the few sports that has a really wide demographic of players. I can be training alongside professional fighters, lawyers, police, electricians, retail workers, and software engineers - and ultimately anything about you doesn't matter because all you're focusing on is the sport. It's also a great stress reliever, as I can have a terribly stressful day at work, and everything will disappear as I stop a stranger from trying to strangle me.

It's not a particularly popular sport, but it's popular enough that I can pack a gi with me anywhere I go, and find somewhere to train that'll welcome me, and sometimes even let me train for free. While there are some Joe Rogan types that love the sport, my experience has been very good, and have met some of the nicest people from all walks of life.

Nice try FBI.

I've been teaching myself to make cheesecake.

I'm generally proficient in the kitchen but never bake or work with sweet things.

I've started with mini cheesecake and after a couple failed attempts, they've come out so good as to share with coworkers who tell me to make more.

One of these days, I'll graduate to full sized.

Bonus: I've learned to make lemon curd from scratch. Did lime curd as an experiment once I got the lemon down.

I enjoy kitchen undertakings that are far beyond my capabilities and actually enjoy the initial fuckups because they represent progress toward getting it right.

I also tend to listen to a mix of eighties alternative and sixties jazz while I'm doing it because why wouldn't those two genres go together?

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Rayon is the best fabric. It's softer and often more durable than cotton, more biodegradable, and these days can be made without using or resulting in toxic pollutants like the original process needed.

I can barely find any 100% rayon clothing and it frustrates me greatly.