Both! Penalties cancel out but both teams get one.

I’ve finally rolled a Hunter in D2 and, uh. Yeah.

Titan can go to hell. It was clearly designed by a Warlock or *maybe* a Titan. I have missed more jumps than I thought possible, and not through my own fault. Jumps I easily cleared on my Warlock and Titan I’m scrambling to grab the edge on my Hunter. Plunges of 40-50…

Yup. Hell, Tales from Tech Support is more helpful to me than the manufacturer’s site 90% of the time, and that involves chasing down intentionally unnamed product information through links in the comments three times.

It is, but this is one part of a much longer song, and as the conclusion to this entire album, it works *so much better* than it ever did by itself.

The difference is that Jeremy Soule regularly takes peoples’ money and doesn’t actually send the final product; his website is still taking orders for the original Guild Wars 2 soundtrack and less than a third of those orders have been fulfilled, by some accounts. Orders dating back to THE RELEASE OF GW2.

I don’t even give a damn as to whether they’re WORTH saving, I just want a project car and I want a Fiero and ta-da I can have both bad decisions at once!

Star Trek has long been a situation of “Telling the stories with what we had available”. For SO LONG. I’ve compared it to a high school theatre production more than once because it’s the same idea, really.

If he weren’t on the opposite border of the country from me (I’m in Florida), I’d be seriously interested in those two Fieros. Could probably build a working one with those two and some love (I’d do the blue one), then do a custom interior and new paint. Would be a fun project car project, especially if he’d be…

So..... if you’re gonna go artificial, get a good-quality one and don’t worry about it because it’ll last 20+ years without too much trouble? Our previous tree was nearly 40 years old, one of the first of its type. Our new one isn’t quite as high-quality but it does have the advantage of having me around to upgrade it…

As a Seahawks fan, it’ll only confuse people *more* as to whether there’s two Washington State NFL teams, but I DON’T CARE IT’S A GOOD NAME.

It looks like it’s missing its front bumper cover.

It literally says he paid for all the taxes on it as well.

Real important question: How waterproof is the interior?

Yeah, the body is SUPER good at self-regulating a lot of stuff. As a trans woman, it’s been fascinating to see how I can tell when my body’s wanting a specific nutrient (specifically, sodium, basically always) by what food I crave; pickles are low sodium, pretzels are low sodium and my sugar’s a little low, bacon is…

Yep. Literally going into Starbucks to grab my already-ordered drink and back to my car, my interior goes from low 70s (where it is when the AC is on full blast in the summer) to over 95. In *under two minutes*. If I have to stand in line at the gas station, my interior can be over 105 by the time I’m back in the car.…

...... actually no. It’s a common practice for “changeover” years, and my Mustang has performed BEAUTIFULLY. I’m at 140k miles and only just now am needing to get a lot of basic service done that normally happens at 75k and needs to be done by 100k at worst. As in, “Took it to the dealership to leave for a week to get…

An easier way to have this experience is to own a 2010 Mustang from the latter half of the production run. I’m pretty sure at some point they started going “Okay, use whatever parts you’ve got left from the 05-09 models. No, I don’t care what version.” My V6, direct from the factory, has parts from everything from a…

The way she says “Jew” is the EXACT FUCKING REASON Jewish people don’t like it when non-Jews call us that.

Seriously. If you’re not Jewish, say “Jewish” or “Jewish people”, never “Jew”

Yep. Profit margins in march 2017 were hovering around 7% for gasoline and 9% diesel

Fuel’s got hella thin margins, though, so a $200 fillup is often less than $20 in profit for a store; if a driver’s there for a half-hour recharging their truck, that’s a shower and a meal both, which will together have $18 in profit with far lower overhead. Then they buy snacks for the next leg of their trip and…