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haha. those TomNook s get smarter ever day xD
The fact he had to pause for a moment to realize “nope I’m not married”
Should have just played along. Free wife.
I think there is definitely a deal to be made, here. A compromise of sorts.
Only for the 30 seconds it takes them to abscond with your trash can.
I have more than one trash can. She’ll be back.
What’ll I do for the other 19 seconds?
What a great word. Abscond.
Idk free raccoon seems better
Bad news: It’s one like the one with the evil grin and steepled hands from the meme.
I keep thinking that I’m married, but when I have to drive my wife’s car I think maybe this racoon theory makes more sense…
I work out of my car several days each week. My wife drives her car back and forth from home to her office.
Guess which one has more trash all over inside?! I don’t know how anyone can stand it. I don’t need it pristine, but… Geez grab your trash on the way out of the car…
Man, if Jimothy put that much effort into the garbage heist, just let him get away with it.
He could have just accepted things and have a wonderful life.
From the creators of OctoDad, RacoonWife!
Oh wow, I completely forgot about that dumbass game. It’s almost worse than Goat Simulator in terms of pointlessness and unplayability.
“I don’t like mindless fun”
And how is it unplayable? You’re free to fuck around, that’s the opposite of unplayable.
That’s why it’s unplayable/not fun for me. I need clear objectives.
You sound like the kind of person who has 500+ hours in GTA but never actually started the campaign.
It has clear objectives. The objectives are super simple things like “leave the room.” The challenge is actually completing them because the controls are purposefully obtuse.
It’s a QWOP-like. The controls and “unplayability” are features.
Isn’t this very old? I don’t mean that in a negative way at all, I just feel like I’ve seen it pop up ever now and then for over a decade. Don’t have Instagram and in a “too lazy to look it up” moment.
It feels like the old Internet in a nice way, thanks for posting it!
