Quote (Rikuo @ Sep 11 2019 04:13pm)

Been playing a pretty sweet phone game, gps like pokemon go, but turn based RPG. Names orna if anyone is interested. Pretty damn addicting

Quote (xBx @ Sep 11 2019 02:20pm)

hiya leelee ^-^

Quote (Rikuo @ Sep 11 2019 05:13pm)

Been playing a pretty sweet phone game, gps like pokemon go, but turn based RPG. Names orna if anyone is interested. Pretty damn addicting

Quote (Ghot @ Sep 11 2019 07:31pm)

But have you needed to use the 4WD yet? :)

Quote (Rikuo @ Sep 12 2019 12:34am)

Actually drove the truck out the other day to get a bunch of territory in the game. Gives you time based income and items.

Quote (Ghot @ Sep 11 2019 09:36pm)

At least you'll never end up as one of those fat gamer folk. :D

Quote (Rikuo @ Sep 12 2019 03:23am)

Ive actually list 40lbs in the last 6m or so lol

Quote (Rikuo @ 12 Sep 2019 02:23)

Ive actually list 40lbs in the last 6m or so lol

Quote (Rikuo @ Sep 12 2019 02:23am)

Ive actually list 40lbs in the last 6m or so lol

Quote (NinjaSushi @ Sep 14 2019 05:03pm)

I've lost about 30 myself in the past year.

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