*blocks your wallet*

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>>377798770
I buy only 1-3$ game bundles.

remember to pirate games like Guybrush would

It's about 40$ now due to inflation

>>377800449
This.

>>377798770
>paying for games

>>377798770
>>377800449
https://fineleatherjackets.net/monkeyinflation

>>377798868
>tfw no comfy giant rat pet
;_;

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>>377802197
>rat

>>377798770
Only time I sinned was when I purchased Portal 2 for 22€
It was worth it though.

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>>377798868
What is it about these things, that makes them so popular among other animals?

>>377802764
They are very docile, especially considering that even non-captive ones are very friendly to humans and the like. Which is also why hardly any wild ones exceed 4 years lifespan due to being so easily hunted down by man and predators alike.

>>377802301
Capybara is a rodent, might as well say it's an overgrown rat.

>>377803891
It's more like a guinea pig.

>>377803891
Dolphins are part of the same order as cattle, so by your logic a dolphin is a sea cow

>>377804641
Ehhh, rodent is a rodent.
Not gonna lie though, if I had a house with outdoor area, I wouldn't mind having a Capybara as a pet, after first checking it for ticks of course since Murrika has some retardedly deadly ticks.

>>377804737
Well rodents in general make good pets. Fairly low-maintenance and still pretty fun animals. Lots of people hate rats, but they make great pets. They're social animals, they keep themselves clean, and they're pretty intelligent.

>>377804864
>they piss on you