Ep. 37: The Normal Emotions

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"Woman Stuff" is not the title of this episode We love Overcooked! We hate Operation Raccoon City! (Also Games for Windows Live is haunted or something) Experiencing the joy of failure and yelling at wheelchair-bound raccoons Dumb pretentious nonsense about "speaking the language of video games," and it's not even Skye saying it! Steam remote play worked! ...at the TIME I LOVE SAYONARA WILD HEARTS ...no seriously though I really really love Sayonara Wild Hearts Gris' beautiful representation of grief, and us forgetting how many stages of grief exist (Also you trundle around as a stone block with a little head on top) Let's throw a Swery game in here for good measure because why not The open beta of West of Dead that no longer exists is cool (West of Dead is cool)

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