*does some mental math* Yeah, as long as traffic isn’t bad I’m 15 minutes or less from hookers.

I’m sorry, what the fucking fuck?  Did he have a stroke halfway through this sentence?  Is he brain damaged?  Does he dose himself with LSD?  Where the fuck does this even come from?

Can you construct your own?

So I really liked the first Dead Island, believe it or not. The story is a mess and it’s got some bugs, but the game mechanics are pretty great. It’s basically Borderlands, but melee-oriented and with crafting. Did you find a cool katana? Slap some batteries and wires on it and now it’s an electric katana! The…

It’s not an RTS, but Pandemic Express lets you control a zombie swarm against other players:

So...a crazy idea here.  We should reform hockey in general.  Given the new knowledge we have of CTE, it’s pretty clear hockey, as it stands, is bad for the brain.  No more fights, no more legal checks in the boards.  A cleaner, less violent sport.

So the Japanese McRidb? A meat sandwich that is not actually made of the thing it’s named for and is actually made of shaped meat?

I think people forget that part of the appeal of the Star Wars movies is that they tend to have such a stylistically diverse cast of protaganists. You’ve got the jedi, the paladins or wise priests of the story. You’ve got heroic pilots and soldiers. You’ve got rogues gallery thieves and liars. You’ve got comic relief…

Every mechanic you listed is one I hate, so I’m all for this. If your game is so boring that people can pay to skip content? That’s a shitty game. Cosmetic items that cost money? Used to be free until “horse armor” showed up in Oblivion. Level boosters? Competitive advantages that cost real money to give you points in…

You can only plead the fifth in a civil trial if it would incriminate you (or you think it might).  I suppose Trump could plead the fifth in his impeachment trial...but that wouldn’t exactly endear him to the senators.  Yes, McConnell could set the trial date for 2021...and that would be interesting, but he has to set…

How is that going to stop him if he’s already able to pop the locks without a key?

You’d be surprised.

McConnell cannot refuse to hold a trial.  If the House votes to impeach, McConnell and the senate must hold the trial.

He can’t.  Impeachment is a constitutional right of the House and Senate.  He can refuse to answer, but he cannot invoke the fifth amendment nor executive priviledge.  There is no priviledge in impeachment.

McConnell can’t refuse to hold a trial. If the House voted to impeach, the senate has to hold the trial. Beyond that, technically speaking there is no “pleading the fifth” in an impeachment trial; it’s not a criminal trial, it is a proceeding to decide to remove an individual from office. Trump can refuse to answer…

Here’s what nobody else seems to be paying attention to: the impeachment process is not quick and it’s not a simple vote for yes or no. Nixon’s impeachment process took 7 months officially, really more of a year and half unofficially. What happens (in broad strokes) is this:

The impeachment process doesn’t mean you just, say “we impeach!” and then hand it off to the senate though. The impeachment process (and it is a process) of Richard Nixon, before his resignation, for example took 7 months. The House would declare the impeachment process begun and would then have the power to subpoena…

Here’s what I’ve found typically happens with those giant portions: they sit around for a long, long time and then they never get eaten. Eventually someone digs into the pantry, says “eww, how long as this been here” and chucks it. Unless you use it on a weekly basis and you’ll finish it off in a month or less, buying…

Better way to go about it: only buy food you’re going to eat in the next week.  Plan out your meals for the week, only buy what you need, eat it within a week.  I have virtually 0 food waste because of this.

GDPR forces companies doing business in Europe on the internet to ask you to confirm that it’s okay to use your data; you have to opt-in.  That’s why every site bugs you about whether you want to allow them to gather data; Google has your data because you accepted it.  Beyond that, GDPR has a lot of important rules…