It brings back memories. |-D You need to tone the volume down a bit, especially at the start.

Have you read Heavy Metal by any chance?... (The adult comic rag, not music)

Mildly disturbing at best. It's got good sound quality & animation, though.

That's what happens when you grow onions with high-nitrogen fertilizer...

First game I ever "faved".... It's utterly ridiculous, but that's also what makes it fun. I'll probably play again at some point.

The names & descriptions of the characters are f***ing hilarious.

I lasted all of seven seconds, but that's probably because of me rather than anything wrong with the game. I will say the arrow keys don't always seem that effective. But the game is still funny as hell.

It's entertaining but as it is a game, I was expecting a bit more variance in the experience...maybe a choice on which parts of Nidalee to click on, with different parts having different point values or something. Also, there's no way to fail in it. There should be at least one course of action which results in Nidalee killing the player. You could throw in some blood gushing from somewhere off-screen or something. But overall, it's a nice diversion for the late evening.

As for the positions, cowgirl is my fave with doggystyle running a close 2nd.

Interesting...this is developing my sense of what NG is like, & filling some of its history. Cool.

This is morbidly fascinating.

Since you posted this in '21, I presume all that's left of the missing seven by now are FB (& real-life) memorials.

The behavior of Seacor's CEO doesn't surprise me a bit. In business _&_ politics, the basic problem is that power often attracts those most unsuited to it by whatever moral standard you go by.

May they rest in peace.

Edit: If you have the time to check, great. Don't interrupt your schedule just for me. If it's convenient & you feel like doing so, you could send me a note about it.

Props for the quick history hit, as much as for the music itself. It would've been better to specify the region for those who haven't read much. To me it sounds a lot like 18th-century Britain (particularly London)...though I haven't looked into the region, I'd guess most apartments in Paris or other European cities were much the same in that era. It could just as easily be early to mid-19th-century NYC, with the only change being rents due to inflation.

*loudspeaker* paging Dr. Freud...

"The last cookie is gone & I know YOU HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT."

That's the first Sasquatch I've ever seen with pilot skills...he certainly looks happy with his job.