Everyone is on the moron bell curve. Most people are morons all the time. Some people are only morons occasionally.

Be the goblin you were destined to be

That’s kind of what I was thinking. This is the kind of sick sociopath that kills his wife and kids and goes on the news about looking for the killer. You’ve got to be absolutely fucked in the head to not only abandon her to her fate in a concentration camp, one that you likely cheer for it’s cruelty, but to watch that happen and fly the flag of the man who did it. Hopefully the kids manage to emancipate themselves as soon as legally possible. Assuming they don’t get deported too.

President Harris would be proposing milquetoast legislation aimed at centrist Republicans for some reason.

Not great, but better than whatever the fuck it is we’re dealing with now

Determined solely by the patient’s delivering physician at time of procedure. Full stop.

The law should not practice medicine.

I think Ubi tried to capitalize on that with Skull and Bones, because you’re definitely not alone. They failed miserably, but they tied.

Min maxing is so irritating to me. DnD is bad about it but I find that seasoned players will find a way with just about any but the most basic systems.

unstoppable forces of nature aren’t necessary, and are especially unnecessary when the GM refuses to build a force of nature to counter them.

Idk. I like the people I play with, but the gameplay isn’t why I come back to the table every week.

There’s gotta be a mod for that, right?

Up until whatever came after Black Flag I was a die hard AC fan. Midnight releases and everything. And I’ll admit, the modern day sections are bad and jarring and completely unnecessary. At some point you’re a game developer wandering around an office and it’s obvious they had no idea what to do with those sections, because at that point the modern day story had been told. There was a brief cameo from some of the people you would remember from earlier games but it never got to the level of intrigue from 1-3.

Though an assassin’s creed game set in like modern day Manhattan could be fun. Watchdogs got kinda close to that before going completely off the rails.

I lost a lot of faith in his channel when he did the light year long wire video, was proven wrong by numerous other YouTubers replicating the experiment he proposed, so released a follow-up video claiming different parameters means he’s right actually.

Famous coward Don Bacon is finally fleeing Congress.

Jokes on you, I never learned to read!

I meant Internet service. Cox or Comcast or Verizon or whoever.

I mean, they get your social when you purchase service.

Years ago I put in a lot of effort to figure out where that picture was taken. I forgot almost immediately after finding it because the hunt was all I was after.

I can now Google image search that truck stop area and have it’s location in seconds. Feels bad man.

one gallon over 60,000 miles. My guy, that just isn’t the answer.

That just isn’t supported by real world data. Manufacturers may claim that but they make a lot of claims that only apply to factory testing conditions.

That is wear and tear on your engine, and the meager benefits you get from that are far offset by the maintenance costs.

For example, my not so fuel friendly car has, over the course of 3 years, shut itself off at stop lights for over an hour and a half.

Through doing this an entire gallon of fuel has been saved.

Over 3 years.

It’s engine down time is usually less than 10 seconds.

I get that it feels like this is a benefit if you have all of the cars everywhere doing it, but this ain’t it. Even environmentally, the extra batteries we need to produce will be more harmful than the miniscule exhaust will be.

Service trucks will put many, many more miles on them in that 3 years than I will. Their idle time might be a great deal more if they’re leaving it to idle while they go try to make a delivery. But, two things: those systems are ridiculously easy to turn off, by design, and diesel engines really don’t like working that way. The wear and tear would be worse, more expensive, and more harmful.

I’m not saying throw your hands up and give up. I an saying that the service vehicles are the ones we actually should be making exceptions for. Even in a consumer car free society, we’ll still need the service vehicles to do work.

It reads like something Trump wrote about himself. He’s done that kind of bullshit before.

If they get an education and become successful adults how on earth will we continue to lock them up for free labor?

Those are rookie numbers. Gotta pump those numbers up