The only game I have been playing is The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth on my 3DS.

I did that once, it was 18 years ago and I have absolutely no regrets. The kids might not be mine but they are now family,

I didn’t know what was dnf so I made a search and found out it replaced yum as the redhat package manager in 2013. I did not know about yum either. Last time I used a redhat-based distribution, Mandrake, the package managers were rpm and urpmi. Tempus fugit!

I am unwilling to check if this website still exists!

You forgot to put googly eyes on it!

That cat-shaped hole in your heart will heal with time but probably never completely, it is an indelebile scar on your soul so you can remember how much you loved that precious little thing. It is OK to learn to love another cat: if it loved you as much as you liked it, it would not want you to be in a perpetutal widowing state.

I have been playing for a while, it is fun, but I mostly don’t understand what I am doing.

What happens when someone bought these games. Do they get deleted from their computers and/or from their accounts? Do they get reimbursed?

Neither the gamegenie nor the action replay look like the are in use, this is probably why it is not powered on.

In the actual context what he means is “call an uber driver for me” but due to language ambiguity she answers “you are a uber” as if he asked to be named this way.

I keep one in my wallet.