u/Bigcheese504

The amount of car keys at lost and found for any festival is crazy. I have lost my car keys while doing a fest solo. Had to have my friend overnight ship my spare and camp an extra day while experiencing a strong sass afterglow (it was very strange I can’t be sure but I swear in the distance a caravan of several RVs arrived and set up camp and made a bonfire. again im not sure if this actually happened. now that I think about it probably didn’t happen because while I was on the sass I kept hallucinating weird things but it was always like really far in the distance. huh.)

so you should just play it safe leave ur car keys somewhere very hidden at camp

Probably moving soon. I want the endless summer of the Caribbean and the bass music of Denver. Tampa and San Diego are what my research has told me. Any other ideas ?

Platform(s): 360 arcade

Genre: third person shooter

Estimated year of release: 2008

Graphics/art style: simple neon maybe

Notable characters: idk

Notable gameplay mechanics: swinging from a grappling hook as the main way to get around, mostly using scoped in snipers to shoot other players

Other details:

i barely remember this third person swinging shooter game on the 360 arcade. it was super simple and lightweight, free for all i think, everyone was swinging around kinda like spiderman, maybe it was neon-color themed? And everyone mostly had snipers and kills were from longer distances.

does anyone else's brain just go all over the place between sets? like i have so much adrenaline i guess and am pumped up, i just kinda pace around the gym. and also my brain just pingpongs thoughts a lot faster than normal. it's just like a lil distracting and i often forget how many reps i just did last set. anyone have experience w this ?

just any words of wisdom would be amazing. i've assisted on several courses and just certified my very first student.

i'm especially eager to figure out how y'all teach frenzel EQ. I have heard that if someone doesn't know how to frenzel before starting a beginner class, they won't be able to do it in the water.

like they may be able to figure it out on land, but once they're in the water it just doesn't click.

i teach t-lock, k-lock, and stuff like that from the handbook. as well as some methods from those who taught me.

but would love y'all's input on that plus any advice in general. genuinely want to learn how to teach this stuff to the best of my ability.

i'm curious what the most expensive part of your food intake is? i'm outside the US currently and am just trying to get an idea of grocery prices and what's the biggest 'god damn i have to pay this much??' moments you have when checking out.

veggies? meats? cheese? dranks?