The reason I have been going with Pocket, is that it just looks prettier on my ipad. The way it organizes the images from the article, just make it an attractive looking app that works well.

Personally, I quit a couple years ago. Now, everything is so daunting and complex, I can't really fathom coming back. Trying to get back involved in guilds, trying to raid, trying to learn dungeons, especially if it's empty since everyone jumped past me, trying to figure out the new battlegrounds, and whatever point…

This is exactly how I am. This game, has all the things in it I should love. The aesthetic, the powers, everything. But I just can't for some reason.

Am I the only person in the world who has the worst luck with Chrome? Sites don't work correctly, logins don't work right (ex. Gawker sites), flash is wonky, it's always a mess for me. But everyone else is gung ho about it.

I did nearly the same thing. It started out being, me running with my girlfriend at the time, and getting into the practice. Eventually, I was like, why is she beating me?!

Then I started taking my outdoor running route that I took every day, and gradually adding another block to my daily route. Eventually, I looked…

I don't know...whenever I go to Best Buy and browse the televisions I'm shocked at the difference in screen quality between televisions, set right next to each other. There's no difference in presentation or angle.

And sometimes, I know I wouldn't want to spend that much money on something and figure out that it…

At this point though, if I want more puzzle, quick, simple games, I'll go to my phone or ipad. Possibly a $5 game on Steam.
If I want to get lost in a complex, environmentally rich, in depth, story driven game, I'll go to my xbox.

And my Wii has sat gathering dust. I feel like they're in an awkward stage where they'll…

I imagine this is more of an item that would be sold on ThinkGeek for the person who wants something interesting in their home. Not mass produced and installed by you.

I'm still a fan of the bumper case. Just enough to protect it from a few drops and keeps it slim.

I considered this a rumination and not a direct critique of the game.

I'm sure others have said this in different ways...but this is Bioshock.

Bioshock was a dark, damp, desolate game. With twisted people, doing twisted things. I mean, I've had a hard time playing the game because of it (wimpy, I know).

Already, this is a brighter, opener world, and I don't see how or why they would…

Agreed.

As someone who has ditched the equipment overall, one of the biggest joys I have when traveling is exercise. I love taking a run around a new place I've never been before. Although, I'm equally paranoid I'll get lost.

I think the idea is, in a modern city, if you're building it from scratch, it seems like it should be a basic option to implement in your city. Kind of like, do I want a coal plant or wind farms, do I want to be a mining our tourist industry. Etc...

Dude is just very grumpy.

I hope you learned a valuable lesson.

I am not always the most outgoing person in the office. I'll go to events, social happy hours, but during the day I tend to stick to my cubicle and only interact with people I need to professionally. I think that has been a problem in the past where I seem isolated or closed off.

"Just remember to stay safe in both the winter and the summer." I'm also interested if experiencing harsh/differing weather conditions makes you generally more resilient.

The "ineedmasculismbecause" is intended as a male directed/oriented hashtag no? Why not have men undermine it?

I have heard people begin complaining about slowness and bugs popping up in Sparrow.