My phone's browser keeps crashing trying to upload all the images I want for this, but have some kitties from my work! These lil guys have already found loving homes!

Have a certified TTT moment from my friend group.

Reasons you should play ATLYSS: Sally, the Southern-accented opossum-like Grand Merchant and Bandit Guardian. You WILL be spending a lot of time visiting her, both for quests and for buying and selling items. Additionally, her lop-eared mimic Spike is your enthusiastic item storage solution.

This meme derives from a genuine argument I had with someone over the fact I often break up brick ramen into bite-sized pieces before cooking it. For best results, read with increasing levels of aggression.

I have many memes I can put here when out of ideas. Here is one of them.
Also highly recommend Team Fortress 2 if you're looking for a first-person team-based shooter with a high tendency for hijinks. Just... PLEASE disable voice chat and hide text chat in community servers for the sake of TOS.

Oh man, this would've been a PERFECT time to bring up Hot Wheels: World Race, since it was made for the 35th anniversary of the brand's existence. I already talked about it on a previous go-live post, so this time here's some pics of the limited-edition complete set of diecast cars from the series.

Don't really have much to say here at the moment, but have a time-relevant clip (might be a little loud)

Early go live lick. No real plan for cool info today, just a photo of my wheel setup. Recently swapped springs around in the pedals so the brake's easier to press and the clutch and accelerator are heavier.

Of course, if you know of the M3 GTR, you almost certainly know of it from its appearance in Need for Speed: Most Wanted. BMW themselves have recently paid homage to its appearance in the NFS series by wrapping the 2001 winning car in the game's iconic silver-blue livery.

After an unsuccessful run in the 2000 American Le Mans Series, BMW sought to improve their M3 racing car for the 2001 series. The result was the BMW M3 GTR, a V8-powered monster that handily won the 2001 ALMS series.

The 1995 Power Pistons was explicitly designed to perform well on Hot Wheels track sets. Powered by a 6.0-liter V12, this land speed record racer dominates the orange track.

The 1969 Twin Mill is the first original Hot Wheels casting, designed by Ira Gilford. Undeniably the most iconic Hot Wheels car, a full-scale showcar replica has been built, and was even once put up "for sale" as an April Fools stunt. www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2XD...

Someone said something along the lines of "Ferrari would like a word" last time? Allow me to introduce the Rivelta Solare, a vehicle clearly inspired by the Ferrari 512 TR. First appearing in the original Ridge Racer, it was first named in Ridge Racer V - which was also its last appearance.

While our last two posts were about Special Machines, this one focuses on the most iconic standard Machine in Ridge Racer - the Kamata Fiera. First appearing in the original arcade game, the Fiera is known for its balanced handling characteristics.

Some say you can't catch devils with angels. The Ridge Racer universe disagrees, as starting with Ridge Racer Revolution, "Angel" cars would very often accompany the presence of a "Devil" car in a game. Here are the first and latest incarnations of the original "Angel" car, the Kamata Angelus.

When porting the original Ridge Racer to the Playstation, the devs added a secret car you could unlock if you beat it in a race. Initially known as "13th Racing", the Crinale was the original "Devil" car. Shown here are the original 13th Racing and its latest iteration, the Soldat Crinale.