Oh, maybe I’ll give it another try.

This is from Montreal’s south shore agglomeration:

The very first one, that’s in a small house/shed. And because we can’t save the game everywhere, I had to reload the las checkpoint to try again. It was really stressful. I play on XBox, so I don’t know if with a keyboard it’s easier. All I know is that I gave up.

I’m ashamed to say that I could not play the first game because I NEVER managed to pick a lock.

The clit? I loved playing with that.

Honestly I don’t think Gwent works with physical cards. Too many calculations. It’s a nice item for collection, though.

No Man’s Sky

If Tesla (or the marketing company) asked for permission, then it was more than “vaguely”.

Exactly. It’s a nice smoky whiskey. I also like the Johnny Walker Double Black. For the more expensive, Ardberg Ardbeg 10 and Lagavulin 16.

Crown Royal Black is very good. The Salted Caramel is nice too.

Yeah, let’s blame the victim.

I watched that movie exactly once when I was a kid, like, 40 years ago. My mother still talks about it when she sees an ewok.

Just check if the other side has an X-chock between the wheels.

I remember DirecTV in the late 90s used this model. When you wanted to watch a pay-per-view, you had access to a channel that was streaming broadcasting it for 24 or 48 hours.

I wouldn’t mind a special guest appearance of a retired Chief O’Brian building gadgets for kids in a distant colony.

Starfield and Lego Skywalker Saga

For people in Canada, Pix is like Interac with automatic deposit activated.

Quebec was a French colony, they lost a big war, they hate the monarchy and dream of independence from Britain and the English part of Canada.

They try everything so people keep speaking in French. They force kids to go to French schools and reduced the places in English schools. They’ve had teachers and monitors forcing kids to speak in French even during recess. Of course it doesn’t work and kids will speak in whatever language they want, mainly English.

I have a little bit of experience in this. Brazilian living in Quebec. So, my friends almost always spoke in Portuguese with their children, school and TV were in French. After some time, school starts also to teach English and they chose the language of the TV. Now the kids are almost always speaking in English, although the are fluent in Portuguese and, of course, French.

Now, my wife and I hated the TV in French, so we kept it in English. So, my kids had to deal with three languages from the start. They mixed everything up and we screwed up by saying words in all three languages. We speak mainly Portuguese but we would use words that they learned in other languages in those languages instead of in Portuguese. In the end, my kids mix all three languages in a single sentence, which is weird as hell. They’re slowly separating the languages and we too. Now, every sentence we speak is in a single language. Their friends help in a way, because they also speak French in class but English outside (and Quebec’s government hates that).

So, if both of you are Portuguese speakers, I’d only speak Portuguese with them and let the TV and school teach English. They’ll know how to keep things separated.