This girl is also temporarily homeless, which is why she was so tired. Adds a whole extra level to this...
Artemis
joined 2 years ago
Baldur's Gate 1 & 2...the exploration of the wilds while so vulnerable in the first game is something I'll never get bored of while the second game just takes it to a whole other level with your power growing so immense. They still totally hold up with the extended editions!
Totally agree. I'm relatively young-ish still (I'd like to think π ) but haven't listened to much new music at all in the past 10 years, and especially now...I find myself constantly going back from the 90s to maybe the 2010s, with some older classics sprinkled in as well.
As a kid, I thought this was meant to test your sound system for the movie (aka lone CRT) and would blast it as loud as I could.
Best version by far -it's almost like Tolkien reading it himself!
As awesome as it is that they even entertained the idea of female firefighters...how ridiculous is it that they were more concerned with fashion rather than function...
Totally agree, it's wild, just wanted to give some perspective from the other side π
After all that school, I hear you π . But physicians in Canada, for instance, make substantially less than our friends to the south...for some specialties, even getting to $200,000 doesn't mean much when you have so much debt, fees, and other business costs. It makes a difference given the huge need for physicians all around...such a sacrifice on so many levels with little payoff untill so much later. Couldn't imagine the impact a donation like this would have anywhere, let alone Canada.
I get the hate, but as someone with some experience here, the amount of debt from a normal BA/BSc is miniscule compared to med school...like doesn't even come remotely close. The amount of time spent paying that back for someone that doesn't come from wealth is sometimes longer than they live...
Yes! So glad someone else though of this π
These just keep getting better and better
Which is also a song by a Canadian band π