
This Pokémon is known as a "Signpost for Wandering Spirits" due to its aimless drifting. Desiring company, Drifloon often seeks out children and grabs their hands. However, due to how light it is, it can be resisted easily and is often pulled around. This results in Drifloon running away from any children who are rough with it. Drifloon also dislikes heavy children. There are rumors that Drifloon steals children who hold onto it, guiding them to the afterlife.
You should play this
it's like a 2D subnautica except you're catching fish to sell at at your sushi restaurant at night.

You should play this
it's like a 2D subnautica except you're catching fish to sell at at your sushi restaurant at night.
Yeah I've heard about this but the neckbeardo loser looking protag has turned me off a bit
Yeah I've heard about this but the neckbeardo loser looking protag has turned me off a bit
Don't confuse the neckbeard that upgrades your weapons with Dave
there's a big dose of anime humor to it which I know you will appreciate as well. The art style is in homage to the Lucasarts point and click adventures of the 90s I grew up on
Full Throttle
I'm finally playing Hollow Knight so
I could watch these videos forever. I f***in love drummers
I’m not a huge Messuggah fan but seeing the drum cam of Haak doing Bleed
Revisited that Human = Garbage album by Dystopia — a crazy pallet cleanser for what I’ve been listening to lately. Such an intense, angry, and just overly bleak record. It’s great. Like an audio panic attack.
Revisited that Human = Garbage album by Dystopia — a crazy pallet cleanser for what I’ve been listening to lately. Such an intense, angry, and just overly bleak record. It’s great. Like an audio panic attack.
Actually threw that joint on because I was thinking of finally checking out Mindhunters and I know they sampled some Ed Kemper interview. Filthy record
Revisited that Human = Garbage album by Dystopia — a crazy pallet cleanser for what I’ve been listening to lately. Such an intense, angry, and just overly bleak record. It’s great. Like an audio panic attack.
Have you ever listened to His Hero is Gone?
I currently have a 2023 Tacoma have had no complaints really
You buy it or making payments?
My ride is old but hanging in there and the market is unreasonable right now
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I had a feeling he’d give his big mainstream breakthrough record a 5 lol
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One of the best country albums of all time
facts
I was thinking about what my favorite song from each decade is and I’m pretty satisfied with this.
1960s - God Only Knows, The Beach Boys
1970s - The Kiss, Judee Sill
1980s - I Believe In You, Talk Talk
1990s - Cry Wolf, Lisa Germano
2000s - Donald Pleasance, Flotation Toy Warning
2010s - Human Sadness, The Voidz
2020s - All The Flowers, Angel Olsen
For the 70’s it’s probably more so Alifib/Alife by Robert Wyatt, but Judee Sill’s music has been really affecting me lately and The Kiss is so special.
I was thinking about what my favorite song from each decade is and I’m pretty satisfied with this.
1960s - God Only Knows, The Beach Boys
1970s - The Kiss, Judee Sill
1980s - I Believe In You, Talk Talk
1990s - Cry Wolf, Lisa Germano
2000s - Donald Pleasance, Flotation Toy Warning
2010s - Human Sadness, The Voidz
2020s - All The Flowers, Angel Olsen
For the 70’s it’s probably more so Alifib/Alife by Robert Wyatt, but Judee Sill’s music has been really affecting me lately and The Kiss is so special.
Put some f***ing respect on The Everly Brothers for the 50s
Put some f***ing respect on The Everly Brothers for the 50s
As much as I adore The Everly Brothers—I’d probably pick Earth Angel by The Penguins for the 50’s. I think it’s maybe the most pure and romantic song ever written. However “Down in The Willow Garden” would be my second choice.
As much as I adore The Everly Brothers—I’d probably pick Earth Angel by The Penguins for the 50’s. I think it’s maybe the most pure and romantic song ever written. However “Down in The Willow Garden” would be my second choice.
Yeah it's good but I've never liked Earth Angel enough to ever listen to it on my own time. I've listened to Take A Message To Mary and the rest of the Everlys best stuff 300+ times
Long Tall Sally and Houng Dog are probably my actual favourite songs of the 50s though.
As much as I adore The Everly Brothers—I’d probably pick Earth Angel by The Penguins for the 50’s. I think it’s maybe the most pure and romantic song ever written. However “Down in The Willow Garden” would be my second choice.
Peeping your edit and yeah I expected a Songs Our Daddy Taught Us deep cut
Yeah it's good but I've never liked Earth Angel enough to ever listen to it on my own time. I've listened to Take A Message To Mary and the rest of the Everlys best stuff 300+ times
Long Tall Sally and Houng Dog are probably my actual favourite songs of the 50s though.
Those are great songs for sure.
Peeping your edit and yeah I expected a Songs Our Daddy Taught Us deep cut
That’s just one of the best traditional folk songs ever and their take on it is perfect. I don’t think anyone else has come close.
I wish Runaround Sue was from the 50’s cause that would have been my choice. It reflects that decade perfectly and it is for sure the best doo-wop song.
Those are great songs for sure.
the unbridled energy of Long Tall Sally has only been match once ever with Search & Destroy by the Stooges
the unbridled energy of Long Tall Sally has only been match once ever with Search & Destroy by the Stooges
I feel that, but I think it’s just when it comes down to me picking my “favorite” from an entire decade—it usually ends up being something that I have a really strong emotional connection to.
That’s just one of the best traditional folk songs ever and their take on it is perfect. I don’t think anyone else has come close.
Nothing touching brothers that grew up harmonizing together
Simon and Garf came had been singing together since the early 50s so they came close.