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Not sure where you guys live, but in here from SoCal it's not too uncommon to see competing restaurants near each other. In fact in one street I visit on the way back from some trips there's a McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's, Jack in the Box, and In N' Out pretty darn close to eachother.
Sorry if I'm being a pest, but congrats on being Student of the Month Thatkidwiththeafro
. Few people manage to get such a honor and it was one of the last years of high school where I became one myself. Doubt the same will happen in college, or if my college is remotely doing it at all. You are really doing some great work, and good luck with your current writing.
What you said in your last statement is good enough on the matter of today's incident. Only a true friend would step in and say that it's time to make up instead of becoming a bitter torn couple like the millions out there in this country. Thank you so much.
Alright love, that's enough. We've already done our part and this can't go on to another set of pages. Everyone gets the point already.
Why don't I save something special for you after your return from the dreaded West Side tomorrow? That would be a much better and bigger way to make up for it. Think of it as mini-honeymoon if you will.
McDonalds, Wendy's, and Burger King are all around the same street in my area. So you can wonder how heated fast food competition is between those three. Even Macky D's is getting remodeled to make itself look more attractive for costumers while the other two stick with the same old boring buildings.
Why don't I save something special for you after your return from the dreaded West Side tomorrow? That would be a much better and bigger way to make up for it. Think of it as mini-honeymoon if you will.
We used to have a Tim Horton's where I'm at. But it was shut out due to Dunkin Donuts.
Let it be known that what New England really wants is crappy coffee.
So I've been making a Smash Moveset for Frogger. Why? Because I like Frogger. Also because I think he could be fun in Smash.
So Frogger. Ideally this would be for a quadrupedal but stylized Frogger (not a fan of the shirt and pants look). When looking at an iconic arcade character like Frogger and trying to give him a moveset, I first asked myself..."if I could boil down Frogger's gameplay to its most basic component, what would be left?" I figured the biggest thing in Frogger, then, was dodging. As such, that's what I built his playstyle around.
I only have Specials for now, but they should get across the idea I had for him, at least.
Neutral Special: Frog Dodge - The key to Frogger's playstyle. Normally, Frogger moves pretty slowly, with his hops being slightly faster than Ganondorf. However, when he presses B, Frogger leaps to the side, similar to a sidestep in functionality. If Frogger avoids an attack this way, he gains a speed and mobility boost. This stacks in three levels. At the third level, he moves at Fox's speed and has virtually no starting lag on his moves. However, should he whiff the Frog Dodge, he will be wide open for attack and lose any built up mobility bonuses.
Side Special: Tongue Whip - A command grab. Frogger latches his tongue onto an opponent. While held, the player can flick their stick in any direction to have Frogger toss foes that way. The flick speed and hold duration affect how far and how fast the opponent will be tossed.
Up Special: Alligator Snap - A hungry alligator appears beneath Frogger and opens its jaw, springing Frogger upward. It then slams its jaws shut, giving severe knockback to foes caught in its mouth.
Down Special: Serpent Summon - Frogger leaps back as a snake appears in front of him. If the opponent is right in front of the snake, the snake will latch onto them, holding them in place for a short while and allowing Frogger to strike. This move has a short range similar to Mewtwo's Disable.
Final Smash: Rush Hour - Frogger and the opponent(s) in range are brought to the infamous highway. While Frogger ducks into his riverbed home, the foes are repeatedly run over by traffic.
Essentially, he's all about mobility, both increasing his own and decreasing the enemy's. But with that, comes risk, just like in his game.
So, would anyone here find a character like that to be interesting?
So I've been making a Smash Moveset for Frogger. Why? Because I like Frogger. Also because I think he could be fun in Smash.
So Frogger. Ideally this would be for a quadrupedal but stylized Frogger (not a fan of the shirt and pants look). When looking at an iconic arcade character like Frogger and trying to give him a moveset, I first asked myself..."if I could boil down Frogger's gameplay to its most basic component, what would be left?" I figured the biggest thing in Frogger, then, was dodging. As such, that's what I built his playstyle around.
I only have Specials for now, but they should get across the idea I had for him, at least.
Neutral Special: Frog Dodge - The key to Frogger's playstyle. Normally, Frogger moves pretty slowly, with his hops being slightly faster than Ganondorf. However, when he presses B, Frogger leaps to the side, similar to a sidestep in functionality. If Frogger avoids an attack this way, he gains a speed and mobility boost. This stacks in three levels. At the third level, he moves at Fox's speed and has virtually no starting lag on his moves. However, should he whiff the Frog Dodge, he will be wide open for attack and lose any built up mobility bonuses.
Side Special: Tongue Whip - A command grab. Frogger latches his tongue onto an opponent. While held, the player can flick their stick in any direction to have Frogger toss foes that way. The flick speed and hold duration affect how far and how fast the opponent will be tossed.
Up Special: Alligator Snap - A hungry alligator appears beneath Frogger and opens its jaw, springing Frogger upward. It then slams its jaws shut, giving severe knockback to foes caught in its mouth.
Down Special: Serpent Summon - Frogger leaps back as a snake appears in front of him. If the opponent is right in front of the snake, the snake will latch onto them, holding them in place for a short while and allowing Frogger to strike. This move has a short range similar to Mewtwo's Disable.
Final Smash: Rush Hour - Frogger and the opponent(s) in range are brought to the infamous highway. While Frogger ducks into his riverbed home, the foes are repeatedly run over by traffic.
Essentially, he's all about mobility, both increasing his own and decreasing the enemy's. But with that, comes risk, just like in his game.
So, would anyone here find a character like that to be interesting?
If it helps, Michigan has like a bunch of them. But apart from that there's not a lot of Tim here.
Shame to say but America is mostly Dunkin/Starbucks. Those two have taken us over by storm.
Vocation Leader is someone who becomes trusted in the trade to run the shop. On other words, I would be teaching new students that are touring trades how to cut tile, and how to use a floor buffer. In addtion, whenever the instructor is gone, I would run the shop by making sure that students are working, not goofing off, and also describing how the trade and the union works, and things such as running the cleaning of the shop, and even safety presentations as well. It's quite a bit more extra work, but its rumored that I could be the right person to take on the job! Make sense? - Afro
Vocation Leader is someone who becomes trusted in the trade to run the shop. On other words, I would be teaching new students that are touring trades how to cut tile, and how to use a floor buffer. In addtion, whenever the instructor is gone, I would run the shop by making sure that students are working, not goofing off, and also describing how the trade and the union works, and things such as running the cleaning of the shop, and even safety presentations as well. It's quite a bit more extra work, but its rumored that I could be the right person to take on the job! Make sense? - Afro