I’d be curious to hear about those 2 people died.  

It’s rumoured that that is what killed split screen co-op for Halo Infinite because they couldn’t make it work on the Series S.

I had poisoning. 

Was the plane speaking Russian while crashing? I’m confused.

I’m guessing once a turn, or whatever that is outside of turn based mode.  I couldn’t find the way in so I kept going back and forth along that path and kept seeing text popping up through the wall with “invisible” crossing out.  Stupid windows...

I did the same.  I had a quick save, so I figured I’ll just play this out for the laughs and reload.  Nice surprise.

they have to be in the cone of vision your char has

There was one place I dealt with invisible enemies.  I had already dealt with the hag.  I was hoping there’d be stuff hiding in places people wouldn’t normally find, but nope.

I came looking for Wrangler and got what I was looking for.

I get the sense this is due to model bloat. The Civic and Corolla are bigger than they used to be. I drive a 2016 Accord and think the new Civics look pretty close in dimensions to my Accord.

I noticed something similar when I was in Louisiana a few years ago.  The amount of tire debris on the road surprised me, and it wasn’t even all truck tires.  There was a decent amount of abandoned vehicles with flats as well.

I think it’s more like people who get regular rain don’t deal with this kind of thing.

Ryan tells the channel that he plans to sue Tesla and the city,

As someone in my teens at that time, I get reminded regularly.  I just thought they would have all been phased out by that time.

I keep looking at the cars people posted, and I’m just not seeing them as performance cars.  Even with this, maybe the Z34?  Even earlier generations, unless it was an SS, they weren’t really performance cars.

Wait, a 3 speed auto was still a thing for GM in the 90s?  That surprises me.

Corvette C7.R, or really any of the GT racing Corvettes.

No, but 62% of Trump voters trust him more than family.  I wish I could say this is old, but it isn’t.

I’d prefer the electricity used by the chargers gets the additional tax. No need to track mileage and that way the people with more efficient/lighter cars aren’t getting hit as hard as the others that are less efficient/heavier.

I think the idea of having car chargers “connected” and charge the taxes through the power company would make the most sense.