Chili dogs.

As someone who lived through Clippy and The Gorilla That Shall Not Be Named, I would board flip every time someone chose that demonic totem of the Tech Support Gods.

Not even once a day. Just seven times a week. So you can bang out a quick match a day or you can sit down one evening and just crank through all seven. Matches only last 10-15 minutes IIRC, so it’s completely doable.

It’s a thing in the game. Blasphemy and Excalibur do this.

It’s showing as not available within 250 miles of me and not available for delivery either. What gives?

It’s showing as not available within 250 miles of me and not available for delivery either. What gives?

The monsters on the level where you get chased while riding Skid Mark the deer.

When they did it at Ford Field in Detroit you could hear the trucks from the Fox Theatre.

It worked for me.

It worked for me.

Now I want Graverobber to do a write-up on this car in NPCP fashion.

In Michigan, super drunk is anybody with a BAC of 0.17 or higher.

WTF did he really expect them to do?

Airgap and passive security measure. You can’t get to the data without jumping through hoops galore and even if you do manage to get to the data, it’s a bitch and a half to get it out.

So you got to use the line “Thanks Obama” and have an actual point for doing so. Classy.

That only works when Congress itself is fit.

“Flagpoll glitch”. End of 5th paragraph. Thanks for the interesting article.

I’d say it’s equal. Look at automotive media center UIs for the last what, six years?

We need a 3D catalog of every vehicle, trim level, and available color.

I’ve also seen the inverse which is people with new and fresh ideas being shut out by entrenched workers who block change because they don’t want to learn.

Think about all the people like my boss who it took eight years to complete his degree because he was working his way through the ranks. It doesn’t make sense at first, but it can happen.