//=time() ?>
Alright Sakurai, you got us good. Last Nintendo Direct proves you got tricks up your never ending sleeves. Sans costume? Nicely done. But now it's time to go that extra step. You have a bunch of new DLC coming, make it so.
Maximum Effort.
If Mai Shiranui makes it into Smash, that just proves Sakurai is horny on main.
Hey all, I know my twitter can be a bit awful to follow sometimes. But I definitely wanted to thank you guys for sticking around and a special shout out to the new patrons. The growth in pledges means a lot and significantly improves my life. Thank you! See you in September!
#Aziraphale approves of #Crowley 's new outfit. 👍
#GoodOmems #ineffablehusbands #GoodOmensPrime #GoodOmensFanArt #aziraphalexcrowley #crowleyxaziraphale https://t.co/jdvffo11io
@NintendoAmerica @hatosen_vanpool can you rework the first two Dillon games and combine all 3 into a Switch bundle please? The third game proves this series can be done without touch screen.
Also Americans don't have the physical version of Dead Heat Breakers.
Link approves of this strong Christian stream! (SWIPE for sketch) Whether it’s general approval or reminding chat to try and keep the obscenities down, Link emote has my back on stream ✝️🗡🛡
#link #legendofzelda #zelda #christian #loz #herooftime #heroofrhyme #emote
intsys proves that their character design just gets worse and worse as time goes on
@_CrystalColors_ The translation of the dogs is to how they would look most realistically and as breeds we have domesticated.
Tramp is a street mutt. Him looking more like he lives on the street doesn't make him less adventurous and slick. His character intro in the trailer proves this also.
@TodayInPersona5 This jusr proves that those two would a great coupe thus, creating this. *Its Perrrrrrfect*
Ah yes.
We made it through the work week!
Here's to the freakin' weekend my friends.
Miyagi approves.
#karatekid
@Solyant1 @AbsoluteKaty I can tell that this guy disapproves this picture
Hellelil and Hildebrand, the meeting on the turret stairs (1864) by Frederic William Burton (1816-1900). Taken from a medieval Danish ballad. Hellelil falls love with Hildebrand, Prince of Engelland. Her father disapproves & orders her seven brothers to kill the young prince.