Your first time building, you should have someone who has done it before walk you through. There are a lot of simple, stupid pitfalls that someone who has built PCs before can help you avoid. But after that, you are good to go.

If you hadn't posted it, I was gonna.

We used to get a massive church group that would show up in the parking lot and would stand around talking to each other until a couple minutes to closing time. Often, we would try to sneak out into the vestibule and lock the doors but they were aware of that tactic and bum rush the doors the moment they saw someone…

The correct answer in vast swaths of America is Ford F-150. Huge swaths. Massive swaths.

You're gonna need a bigger bulldozer.

Cynical attempt at a cash grab. They probably don't even intend to go to court, just hoping for some kind of offer of a cash settlement.

My limited experience:

I still have these in my Vinyl Sleeve Of Important Games™

That's it! Thanks. I'm off to find some emulation, I think.

As I was reading this treatise, I was thinking about STALKER, and then lo and behold, you brought it up. By far the best, most challenging, most surprising games I've ever played.

The one I can't quite remember was likely an original NES game. The main character is in some kind of cryostorage and gets awakened after the fall of civilization and the setting is closest to a fantasy. Your main weapon is a sword that you upgrade. That's about all I remember. Top-down actioner probably closest in…

I can't justify buying one, but a rat rod garage-built version would be fun. I've been compiling details about the bits and bobs that make this thing up.

I misspoke. You can get the midrow as captain's chairs or a bench. So, either a 2,2,2 vs a 2,3,2 config. So, either 6 or 7. I had a brainfart thinking the 3rd row seats three, but that is not the case. My mistake.

Yeah, it's a minvan. No ifs, ands, or buts. But if you HAVE to get a minivan, this is the lesser of many evils.

R350. I like it. It seats 7 (or 8, depending on config) with tons of space and still decent storage behind 3rd row. Handles great (I live in the winding, mountainous, rainy northwest) and has AWD and gets 21mpg hgwy. Panoroof, nice interior. Decent powerplants (both diesel and gas).

My opinion only, but I like the R350 now that I've gotten used to it. It's basically a minivan, without the sliding doors. 3 rows, configured for 7 or 8 passengers while still leaving decent storage behind the 3rd row. Decent powerplants, both gas and diesel and full-time awd and I get 21mpg on highway hauls. Call it…

Lust.

There's a lot of overlap between Disney's animation department and Frozen. I saw a few names in the credits I recognized as Pixar folks.