Hey guys, I just came back to Elk Grove from college and will be staying here for the summer. i tried asking people i know if they know of any parties goin on or some functions and everyone said “Sac Town Wack Town”. so ik there might not be a lot of shit going on bc of covid, but i also know that’s not stopping any of the kids at sac state. let’s sneak into a frat party 😳 lmao.
other than that tho, i smoke hella, everyday, i’m okay at skating, and pretty good at video games (not tryna flex sorry it’s j tru). i’ve been playing a lot of Apex Legends lately so if anyone plays that lets run it. i always gotta play with random teammates :/ .
Also if anyone here watches Goblin on YouTube, we should automatically link n try n be friends. if u watch him u know, if u don’t u don’t.
also forgot to mention this, idrc the gender. i bet there’s plenty of girls out there that have enough skill to contribute more to my apex team than my other two irl friends ever could. (smh 🤦🏽♂️ it’s a struggle always having to carry them and never being able to rely on them but oh well). I do have a girlfriend tho so if ur tryna flirt with me or something, don’t. i’ll probably just end up blocking you, i just wanna meet some more friends.
another also, i have a car and can link w y’all if ur around sacramento, n south sac areas.
thanks for reading, hmu on ig @ryan.gonzales_ to talk or link
I'm looking for an indie PC game that was likely developed and published between 2005 and 2010. I know 5 years is a large range, but I'm afraid I can't be any more specific as my memory of the time I saw this game is poor.
I never actually owned or even played the game myself (I was a kid and browsing through YouTube LPs), so I can't remember the name and as I was a child at the time I only have vague memories of it.
In the game I think you played as a blue alien or other kind of creature, and you traversed around the sandbox world by skating around, or a method of traversal that was incredibly similar to skating.
I can't remember if there were any objectives, but I know there were NPCs that you could interact with, who might have been human but also might have also been odd creatures.
The world was very abstract and an explosion of bright colours, mainly yellow and pink.
This is all I really remember. I wish I could give more but as I said, its a fleeting memory of something I saw only 20 minutes of when I was a kid. 'Like fingerprints on an abandoned handrail', as Bob Mortimer once said. Any help is appreciated.
I'm looking for an indie PC game that was likely developed and published between 2005 and 2010. I know 5 years is a large range, but I'm afraid I can't be any more specific as my memory of the time I saw this game is poor.
I never actually owned or even played the game myself (I was a kid and browsing through YouTube LPs), so I can't remember the name and as I was a child at the time I only have vague memories of it.
In the game I think you played as a blue alien or other kind of creature, and you traversed around the sandbox world by skating around, or a method of traversal that was incredibly similar to skating.
I can't remember if there were any objectives, but I know there were NPCs that you could interact with, who might have been human but also might have also been odd creatures.
The world was very abstract and an explosion of bright colours, mainly yellow and pink.
This is all I really remember. I wish I could give more but as I said, its a fleeting memory of something I saw only 20 minutes of when I was a kid. 'Like fingerprints on an abandoned handrail', as Bob Mortimer once said. Any help is appreciated.
Being a young kid and basically registering the word as "one who is being an all around douchebag" I guess I kinda just used it in a similar way to Louis CK while he was still on the beat.
I've had a habit of using that word to describe conservative politicians for a while now, but I think I need to step away from it due to potential perceived insensitivity.
Like for fuck sakes, both games are completely different from one another and yet these dudes feel the need to say it's better than the TH Games, because it's a realistic skateboarding game smh. Isn't video games supposed to have a variety? My point is that not everybody is gonna enjoy a simulation game and vice versa. So instead of talking down on a franchise, how about actually appreciating both franchises for what they're doing right now for Skateboarding.
Hi, as of January 22nd, it has been three months since a friend of mine and I have been looking for this specific video game.
It’s aimed at children and it might be from the early to late 2000s. Basically, it has a really distinguishable part where the ABCs song starts playing, and it ends with a zebra (for the letter Z, obviously, pronounced like zed in this song, I think) that’s wearing pink roller skates.
“Now I know my ABCs, won’t you come and play with me” — And the zebra smiles.
There’s another part that really stuck with us; there was a backpack that you could click on and it would show you some different school supplies, like a ruler and pencil sharpener.
My friend also remembers washing machines (?) and a hide and seek type of game, where you would hear animal noises and would have to find the animal that makes that specific noise.
I also think that the game was British, but I’m not quite sure.
If anyone has any info on this video game, please help us! We’ve been looking for it forever :(
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