Na, those nails definitely deserve to be seen, that’s such a cool design!
Great choice of book, too lol

Yeah, the other day I’d gone to play another older game I had already pirated and played loads, but not for a while, and it suddenly wouldn’t run without steam. Like tf? So I deleted it and pirated an updated copy that runs fine lol

I refuse to use these kinds of 3rd party services, I just want a copy of the game that I know is safe on my machine.

E: speaking of which - I’ve just been testing the games I downloaded off the back of this post, and one is now stuck looking for steam subscriptions before it will run, on to the next!

Unfortunately myabandonware just links back to steam and Vimm only has the PS version, but thanks!

Doesn’t look like it, but might come in handy if I find anything in the archives that gives me trouble, thanks!

I’ll give it a look, thanks!

I appreciate it.
And no, I’ve not used the sandbox before, I generally just scan the file for viruses and hope for the best (terrible practice, I know, but I so rarely download anything), but I would be happy to try it out, problem is all the versions I’ve downloaded so far have been in Russian (even when selecting English), so even if I do test them in the sandbox, I still don’t know what any of the UI is saying lol

I really have no interest in using steam.
There’s a reason I asked in this specific community.

I’ve never had to pay, so worth looking around

Fwiw, some youtube to mp3 converters will let you convert full playlists (don’t remember which, but there are a few).

Will this work?
https://123moviesgo.su/series/the-great-celebrity-bake-off-for-su2c/
(E: made the link plain so it’s less sus lol)

The first website to use the term “incel” was founded sometime between 1993 and 1997.[25][7][26] The website was created by a university student living in Toronto and known only by her first name, Alana, to discuss her sexual inactivity with others.[25] Titled “Alana’s Involuntary Celibacy Project”, the website was used by people of all genders to share their thoughts and experiences.[7] During 1997, she started a mailing list on the topic that used the abbreviation INVCEL, later shortened to “incel”, for “anybody of any gender who was lonely, had never had sex or who hadn’t had a relationship in a long time”.[27] During her college years and after, Alana realized she was bisexual and became more comfortable with her identity.[26] She stopped participating in her online project around 2000 and gave the site to a stranger.[28][29] In 2018, Alana said of her project: “It definitely wasn’t a bunch of guys blaming women for their problems. That’s a pretty sad version of this phenomenon that’s happening today. Things have changed in the last 20 years”.
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E: just seen this has already been shared, don’t mind me…