Eyyy have you seen my woody on my profile? It was $305 so it doesn't qualify for OP's question, but I feel it's in the same spirit. Plus, I always love seeing more of my people in this corner of the internet - hello!
(I need to learn how to make instance-agnostic links)
Those are my two favorites! You had climbing in school? I'm envious! What did that look like? Your school had a wall?
This one hurts. For me, he is the father figure of cinema. His delivery when talking about simbelmyne always gets to me. Sad day. A red day
Thank you for showing me this
This is what my local dead mall did. They gutted the Sears and put in a sports complex. It's mostly pickleball courts now. It seems nice
"I hope you won't mind if I think of you as a friend"
What a beautiful game. This was my answer on another post of the same question
I wasn't prepared for how good it was. I went in thinking it was a cheap Portal knock-off, but it just kept delivering. This scene^ completely knocked me over - what fantastic writing! And having you revisit previous levels as it played out to hammer the point home was such a great decision
Sounds good to me! I could listen to this voice in podcast form no problem
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Is that a Bojack reference?
(Big fan of your work btw)
I had never heard of him, thank you for showing me this
I'm more a fan of Jonas Salk, Maurice Hilleman, Edward Jenner, Alexander Fleming
Thanks! :D Like a tutorial? So the plywood is screwed to five wooden spines, and the spines attach to perpendicular ceiling joists using joist hangers, simpson ties, and angle iron from an old bed frame. For the holds, you pretty much get a flat surface using a miter saw, drill a hole with a drill press, shape it with the miter, and then sand to comfortize. A router can also help with shaping if you have one. I wish I had a photo album to go with this but I didn't take too many as I went. Anyway, cheers! :)