Here’s a video of a Miata launching a boat at a ramp.
https://youtu.be/JvA0ctoUD4A

My Mazda 3 is better built with lower maintenance and repair cost (and frequency) with similar mpg on cheaper fuel (if we’re talking similar year models and not electric). The smart cars aren’t smart for anyone that’s considering anything other than size.

Child me could beat it after hours of repeated attempts and running out of continues.

Adult me went back after a decade. The muscle memory was still there and I beat it on the first try. I probably got about an 80% success rate on first attempts now. But level 4 and beyond I’m terrible.

Pretty sure it was the PC port of TMNT. On NES there’s a very difficult jump, and on PC the gap is too wide.

It’s not the annoying gap that can be walked over.

I almost have an internal floppy drive also. It’s an internal Dell laptop drive that has a mini USB port for external use.

Video…

Either Kraft Dinner (Mac and cheese) or Kentucky Deluxe. Either way is sad.

As a renter, I don’t pity the mere $200 increase you’re dealing with.

Someone opened the soap dispensers and put doodoo in them.

I actually found an A to A cable in my Big Box of Cables I Might Need One Day™ when trying to flash my Gotek floppy emulator with FlashFloppy firmware.

As a night shift worker, breakfast is a good time for a drink.

Can confirm. Fell asleep at a friend’s house and he lit my jncos on fire.

Rim that fucking anus.

I don’t think so.

Probably didn’t get enough exercise.

Don’t forget new keywords to trigger bing search in the start menu vs opening the local program.

Sam & Max Hit The Road

Another settlement needs our help. I’ll mark it on your map.

I been through about 10 TN-450 cartridges in my Brother printer and can count on one hand how many jams I’ve had. And I’m pretty sure they were all because my kid would take paper out and leave a page sitting crooked in the tray.

Recently had to replace the drum.

I’ve used it and dd-wrt back in the day on cheap crashy routers. Also Tomato.

Haven’t tried it in a long time, but have an EAP225 v2 and v3 I’ve been considering slapping openwrt on.