Mark "Fryguy64" Kelly
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Mark "Fryguy64" Kelly
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I play videogames (mostly Nintendo). I also draw stuff (mostly Nintendo). Proud dad to two Small Fries. Webmaster of nindb.net and former comic artist on Nintendo Force magazine.
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Hello new followers. I'm a middle-aged man who occasionally finds time to play videogames in between parenting, work and exhaustion.

Thanks for joining me.
If you don't walk erratically then you become A Londoner™️ and can never leave. Just going round and round on the Circle Line *forever*!
I mean, has there ever been a more worthy candidate for a solo article?

(You don't need to answer that.)
Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness
If Stanley fell off the screen, we wouldn't be able to enjoy the gruesome sight of him being swarmed and devoured by bees (in the arcade version, at least).
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All these years of complex heist movies about the impossibility of stealing jewels without using special equipment and genius level cunning, and we never thought even considered....what if the museum just had terrible security?
Probably that I'll go to the ends of the Earth to help every one of you fucking cunts. Nightmares, the lot of you.
anyway if you were running for political office, what’s the worst thing you think an oppo researcher could dig up on you? mine would be “any picture of my hair circa 2006”
'ckin'ell is TheGebs still grifting? Christ!
Coming over here, occupying physical space!
Half is being generous! It's mostly noises. Not random though. Unsettling. Creeping. Footsteps? Something else? Oh God!

It captures that classic Metroidy vibe.
It's commuting day, you betcha! Ridin' those rails...
God damn I'm so tired...
Underrated, weird-ass soundtrack.
Music from the Game Boy game Metroid II - Return of Samus is now available on the #NintendoMusic app!

Listen now: ninten.do/6016s7qJG
Today, I was given access to a screen reader for testing purposes. I don't know if I'll be able to make the website better, but you better believe I'm about to become insufferable about this shit!
This seems pretty well-disguised by your framing, but happy birthday! I think!
And you got here just in time for peak "complain about the weather" season! It's a national event!
This was weird and a bit sexy back when I was the perfect audience for it: A 13-year-old boy in the 90s. I'm neither of these now.
THE OUTRAGEOUS LATE-NIGHT TELEVISION LEGEND!
EUROTRASH: The Complete Box Set! World of weird wonders, celebrity interviews, sexy supermodels and more. All 16 series on this 20 DVD disc set! While stocks last £100 with FREE UK P&P buff.ly/5Pp3r8c
Subjecting Americans to PAL speeds for anything is just very, very funny.
(And the old man was Ardal O'Hanlon)
And that's the story of how The Divine Comedy has made me blub repeatedly several times in the past 24 hours.

[Fin]
Back at the hotel, I spotted that the song had a music video.

A lonely man raises his daughter by weaving her a pair of wings at various stages of life, until he "leaves". She returns as an adult and relives those memories of him.

It hit me in the parenthood harder than an episode of Bluey.
It's a beautiful, gentle song is about how there is always an invisible thread between us, even when we're apart.

This was like the third time we'd left the kids at home for a night in 6 years.

First time hearing it, Mrs Fry cracks first 😭. I remain resolute... for now!
Mrs Fry and I have been trying to listen to the new Divine Comedy album all week, but haven't managed to get to the end.

Most things remain unfinished when you have kids.

Which is where the final song on the album, "Invisible Thread" comes in, during the Divine Comedy gig encore. 🧵
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I've crossed the event horizon where I'm pretty sure there aren't enough years left to get through my backlog.
Lots off their new album, and what an album!