• @[email protected]
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    1315 months ago

    It’s amazing that this software managed to work without ads, telemetry or logging in with a Microsoft account.

  • @[email protected]
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    545 months ago

    Gotta go for the hand. I vaguely recall sometimes it would be animated and another card would poke out of the person’s sleeve.

  • @danc4498
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    255 months ago

    Spooky castle. It hurts most of the time.

  • @cfi
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    245 months ago

    Palm Trees or Robot, and its my ankle and sometimes my knee

    • @AngryCommieKender
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      An inversion table can do wonders for joint pain. I know cause I kinda got one for free. Friend moved to Hawaii and couldn’t take it with.

      • @toynbee
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        25 months ago

        Doesn’t an inversion table kind of hang you from your ankles? That seems like a dangerous solution for ankle pain, at least.

        • @AngryCommieKender
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          25 months ago

          Only if you set it up to go to 60° or 85°. Mine has settings for 5° all the way up to 85°. You can still get some benefits without hanging by your ankles.

          • @toynbee
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            25 months ago

            Gotcha, thank you for the answer.

  • @johsny
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    205 months ago

    Palm trees all the way. Used to play this at work when they replaced the “toasters” with pcs.

    • midori
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      115 months ago

      I’m with dumbass ^

    • @Agent641
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      105 months ago

      I was a spooky castle guy, myself. I also played Maniac Mansion so it tracks.

  • @Dearth
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    125 months ago

    I like the hand holding the cards because an ace would pop out of the sleeve.

    No back pain outside of the very occasional knots. Likely from good core strength and a hyperfixation of personal biomechanics

    • Coskii
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      15 months ago

      I enjoyed the spiral shell, also no back pain unless I pulled a muscle, though that hasn’t happened for what feels like almost a year now since I started regularly stretching.

      Also being a construction worker has done amazing things for my fitness.

  • Caveman
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    115 months ago

    Castle, no pain here

    • @pyre
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      25 months ago

      sounds like you’re wishing your back is gonna start hurting soon

  • @[email protected]
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    105 months ago

    My back doesn’t wait until I get up to hurt, that’s an all night affair!

    I was all about the hand for some reason.

    • shastaxc
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      I feel this. Biggest things that helped me:

      • Sleep on my back
      • Use a 12-18 degree wedge pillow for my torso to lay on
      • Pillow under the knees

      I tried all these things separately and it didn’t help. But together, it worked!

      (Use another regular pillow for your head on top of the wedge)

  • ms.lane
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    95 months ago

    I always chose the roses.