As unfortunate as that is, I'll have to be there as well until I can scrounge up around $700 to build a new gaming rig =(

Badumtss.

Boosh.

Now it's formally taught, at least in my hometown's high school, as global climate change cause some places are warming and others are cooling; aka the same damn thing that has been happening for millions of years.

Dear 2076,

I didn't even play Reach's campaign. Read the book, didn't really feel the need to play through a campaign that I already know the ending to.

I love my Xbox 360, but that was definitely good.

Playing Elder Scrolls games in third person is magical. I love seeing my character in all his or her armored glory

"...and if they do comment, you can beat them with it." I lol'd

Yup, general consensus is, you're a dick. Like that's gonna stop ya though?

The Civil war was fought to preserve the Union, ending slavery was later added.

Wow my stupid cheeky remark that diet soda makes you fat, cause you only see fat people drink it, is actually scientifically proven! The surprise!

Balancing Swashplates

Plus all of the community content. I think I had over 4GB's of mods that made the game even better

And the video game industry lacks an asshat oversight group like RIAA

That's actually a real proportion doctors use. Boob to hips actually, I know a girl who told me that's what her doctor did for her.

And another point, Alabama, listed as one of the lowest for bike commuters, has a population of 4,779,736. It had a percentage of 0.1. That's still 4,779 people, 5x as man as the Yukon. The Yukon does not have the highest number of bike commuters, just the highest number proportional to their total population.

The population in the Yukon as of 2010 was 34,246. So 2.6% of that is 890 people. By contrast, the District of Columbia, mentioned in the article at 1.9%, has a population of 601,723 people. So in the District of Columbia 11,432 people commute by bike.

Can't buy Chipotle franchises because they're not actually franchises, they're all corporate.

I would have done it. The satisfaction is definitely worth the $400 in gas money.