I’ve also seen these statements on my feed, so unless me and Arggh! there goes a....snake a snake! are unknowingly Facebook friends (which would be random and cool) I think this is probably a not uncommon stance Trump supporters are taking.

This is a good breakdown, reportedly from during his speech which theoretically would have been the point with the highest turnout.

Picture was from 45 minutes before the official start time: https://twitter.com/bristei/status/822477747591249921/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Also this is a good breakdown, reportedly from during his speech and you can see a few more people in the crowd.

House of the Dying Sun might be worth a look. It’s pretty enjoyable in non-vr and I’ve heard great things about it in as a VR experience. I haven’t had a chance to play it  in VR because it’s a game that I own at home, and I only get play around with a VR setup at my work. Even then the headsets we have are mainly…

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You could essentially roleplay as Sherlock Holmes.

Douglas Adams came up with the perfect solution years ago (It’s all explained in the first three minutes).

But that actually has nothing to do with my point or your original point. You can point to circumstances where athletes trashed talked eachother in order to reinforce your existing beliefs about competition. But it doesn’t actually address the fact that I pointed out to you an event that is held up as the pinnacle of…

Yeah! Like the non-stop trash talking that takes place at the Olympics! I mean, you just can’t have peak level competition without it.

You mean like the only male weightlifter America has at the Olympics this year?

They probably have to pay chargeback fees when the credit card company reverses the charges, and so would rather refund the money themselves. Also there is probably a record of fraudulent activity, and with enough chargebacks when they get a PCI DSS audit that would look bad on them. Since they handle credit card…

I’m pretty sure this wasn’t a humble brag as there wasn’t really any self-depricating or negative aspect to the statement. The poster was just explaining that they have a nice boat, and that nice boats are nice.

Why do you think they’re not registered to vote? They specifically said that after 7 elections they’re sitting THIS one out. That implies they are in fact registered to vote and normally do it. If anything you should be making sure that Joe The Drummer is still going to participate in local elections and just not vote…

A)Welcome to Kinja, especially since all but one of the other responders are people in the greys. Easy to miss if you don’t click the see pending responses button.

B)My response was slightly different in that I used actual numbers comparing individual craft breweries to larger ones. Also showed a couple of breweries…

Sorry I didn’t realize I was being a snob as opposed to pointing out how there are many craft breweries not operating under larger umbrellas, and that they have many different beers. This is to back up the OP’s statement about how this seems to be unfair to craft breweries. For lots of different reasons.

You jumped in…

In a way I do, because it punishes an organization that keeps credit card numbers and social security numbers in the clear. These should never have been kept in the first place and if the DNC was a business this handling of PCI data would have gotten any certification they had to handle data revoked. I worked for a…

Deschutes currenlty has 23 different beers available including their special releases and seasonals. Rogue has 31.

Under the Coors name there’s like 5. Miller has 6. Though technically MillerCoors has like 120, but there’s a bunch of different brands in there that they’ve gobbled up and I don’t know how independent…

Instead of buying Battleborn for $30 from Best Buy, HumbleBundle has it and a bunch of extras starting at $15 for the current bundle. So that’s a much better deal.

Instead of buying Battleborn for $30 from Best Buy, HumbleBundle has it and a bunch of extras starting at $15 for…

Actually... a little bit less negative, yeah.

Hold on, in their defense they are talking about people living in the Northwest Territories or farther north. So it’s probably true that solar panels aren’t that great up there half the year. Or also anyone living south of Cape Horn. So pretty much nobody. While the statement could be true, it also totally stupid and…