If you have a large family/group, and a business entity, you can get some pretty good group prices with T-Mobile.

Well.... astronauts? There, I’m satisfied.

Shorts imply unprofessionalism the same way an adult diaper implies incontinence.

100% with you! (I actually strongly dislike this comment system on all platforms.)

100% with you! (I actually strongly dislike this comment system on all platforms.)

FWIW, Vollltaaarrr, I think you might have put your reply/comment under the wrong conversation. Given that you reference Namecheap.com and not Google Domains, I think you meant to reply to ColoradoAl and not bazar.

FWIW, Vollltaaarrr, I think you might have put your reply/comment under the wrong conversation. Given that you…

Thank you for your input!

Thank you for your input!

Thanks for all your useful information...

Thanks for all your useful information...

In Brazil (and probably other countries) they have something they call “torta de bolacha” (cookie pie) - basically made the same way, but with different cookies, and with doce de leite.

I’m in the process of milking every last drop from this game.

This flash drive deal is dead now, FYI.

This flash drive deal is dead now, FYI.

Yup. It’s kinda nuts sometimes. Los Feliz, in the Los Angeles area, is “Lahs Fill-iss”, while San Pedro is “San Peedro”. I get corrected on those almost as often as I use the words.

It would seem that we, as a nation, cannot leave our beverages alone, and are always looking for the next gimmicky sip.

I must (finally) investigate Slacker, in that case.

Thumbs down.

You must be a youngling, because games like NetHack, Hack, and others ahead of it were doing randomly generated levels long before games used fancy graphics. Guaranteed, the creators of Diablo and other games had earlier exposure to other games and liked elements of the results.

Am I the only one...

Yes, you are weird. BUT! Weird ≠ bad! In fact, this kind of weird shouldn’t be weird, but is due to the major failings in the majority of other human beings making up society.

You need an upgrade, Doc! My imagination flows in at least 8k with full VR, tactile feed back included! (Falling off buildings really gets one’s heart pumping!)

Jim Dale and Roy Dotrice smile at these hardworking folks as they walk through their simple work days.

Another “duh!” moment, brought to you by people who think they’re being useful.