Went to the Y last night, and went my usual steam after my workout. I am guessing the Saturday night crowd may be a little more flirty but that’s from no experience, I usually just have old guys chat me up about sports or etc. This time an African American guy who is pretty ripped starts staring at my junk once it is just ya in the steam. I let him watch but then notice he is slightly jerking. He shows me his hard dick but we don’t make direct eye contact. I am hard too but I am not making any direct plays other than showing off because I have never done anything like this and worried about people coming in and seeing us hard/jerking. He is definitely continuing to show his erection (quite big), but he has a little towel that he throws over it when someone comes in. He ends up leaving when someone else joins, after we are mutually kind of massaging ourselves. He comes back after a few minutes, then more people join so I end up showering thinking the time is up.
What is the protocol for this? Did I miss a cue? Is that it?
Maybe it's just because I'm burnt out on massive open worlds, competitive multiplayer shooters, and platformers, but MAN. These games are the best (combines) ~$2.50 I've spent in quite a while. Super satisfying puzzles that make you feel smart, excellent atmospheric music and sounds, and a really interesting story. I would recommend them to anyone who cares for a slightly different experience for gaming.
I was at the pool today and went into the steam room and this thought popped into my head, what would happen if I got High then used the steam room? I usually can’t last in it more than 20 mins - 30 tops. Has anyone tried it? Would get you higher or is it a bad experience?
I can move my PC if I have too, but would like to avoid it. Is there a reliable/affordable way to play my steam games on my tv in a different room with wireless controller support?
Get over here Dave.
There was a call on this week's Mail-In that got me HEATED. Alexa, play I'm Upset.
The call was about a dog owner whose dog destroyed the owner's roommate's belongings. Y'all can go listen to it, it was a great eppy as always. However, there were some takes on there that I flat out do not agree with, and these brazenly incorrect opinions cannot stand.
If you bring a dog into an existing roommate situation, you have the responsibility of making sure that this dog has as few adverse effects on your housemates as possible. You also MUST ensure that zero responsibilities are added to their lives as well. Period. If your dog likes to tear shit up, it is incumbent on you --not your roommates-- to take every measure to ensure that doesn't happen. Be it training, crating, keeping them in the yard etc. doesn't matter. That responsibility is on your shoulders.
The consequences of a roommate forgetting to close their door should not be that their sunglasses get destroyed. The consequences of them leaving their keys on the coffee table should not be that they get ingested by a golden retriever.
If you cannot afford to replace the property that your dog destroys, you're too broke to have a dog. This is not meant to be an insult. This is why I don't have a dog right now
Of course there can be exceptions in extreme cases, but the principle is valid.
As a man who has had roommates with dogs, I must respectfully disagree with you /u/dcheverere
I digress. Dave, turn off the steam.
So I recently got a Steam Link (the physical device), and for the moment due to port limitations I can only connect my desktop or the Steam Link to ethernet. The other will need to connect via WiFi.
Both devices are in the same room as the router and nearly the same distance from it (maybe 15 feet at most with no obstructions whatsoever). The network itself is 5GHz.
Will one of these devices perform substantially worse over wifi than the other? Anyone have any experience with this?
I have 6 cast iron steam radiators in my house that is getting painted next week. The wall behind these radiators need a little TLC and I would like to remove them to allow the painter access.
Since it is the end of October in the Northeast, it is getting a bit too cold to shut down my system for an extended period of time. If I close the valve on the radiator, will that stop the steam room escaping and allow me to remove one radiator at a time?
Thanks!
Heya fellas, any of you have any idea if the mi band 4 is safe to use in the steam room? I'd like to time myself and was curious if I could and I can't seem to find an answer specifically about band 4 and not the other models.
Sorry if this is a repost or anything.
Both are rated "overwhelmingly positive" and I think it's well deserved.
Gorgeous visuals, smart puzzles... and the mobile-to-PC port is more neatly done than most console-to-PC ports (no problem running it on a 21:9 100Hz screen).
The third episode is already available on iOS/Android, but not yet on PC. Maybe the first two didn't sell well enough on PC? Anyway, it's a shame.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/288160/The_Room/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/425580/The_Room_Two/
