I'm not a gamer, but I got really into ff8 in high school. I tried a bunch of other rpg games back then too, but I could never beat them. I always got to a point where I wasn't strong enough to win a battle but didn't want to go back and grind, so I'd eventually give them up.
...not sure what that says about me as a person.
I'm always so curious when this is the answer, because I've traveled a lot, including to those three places, and no one has ever said they hate the American accent in my presence, even those who hadn't heard me speak yet.
Why do you think my experiences are so different from yours? Am I just, in all my years of travel, lucky to only run into nice people, and you rude ones? or is everyone simply lying to me, but being truthful to you, for some reason?
"Most of the world" is a pretty ridiculous claim to make for this statement of yours.
I worked three jobs for a year straight with no days off.
Curious, what makes an American accent sound like nails on a chalkboard to you?
What do you dislike about them so much?
Most of the world doesn't like Americans when they hear our accents,
Really? Where did you get that idea from?
The conduit run should be a 45-degree elbow and come from the power trench, one two-inch. Tie the static pole to ground with a pigtail. You’ve run A-phase into B-phase before the switch, so straighten them out so A runs to A and B runs to B. C is good.
Interesting, I assumed most East Asian languages were originally formed from Chinese.
I'm almost 40 and I officially don't like Facebook. Why anyone still uses it is beyond me, it's just don't a good experience anymore.
Tbf though, I've backed off most social platforms.
I miss my Samsung S4 so much. That thing was amazing. It lasted like, 8 years or something, the longest by far of any of my phones.
Uh... yes, I do, does having all three of those mean somethimg?