"She did a show in Boulder last year, and it was one of the few live music events I've actively enjoyed."
Afghamistam
afghamistam--disqus
No, that's your post.
How good could your ancestors have been to get conquered by chinless mutants?
"You know how Tailspin was basically like one of those 1930s pulp adventure stories? That's doing okay, do something else like that."
"In fact they specified "irritating first world problems" which implies there are in fact "non-irritating first world problems" but this character didn't face them."
Things I am surprised by:
You literally described her problems as "first world problems" and said they weren't "interesting or meaningful" as any of the other characters - whose issues are presumably not "first world".
Poor people's lives are more meaningful, got it.
You actually know what MGS2 is about, so there's no other explanation.
Oh, put it back in the deck.
Oh man, Alpha Protocol. They certainly do not make them like that anymore.
Given that I didn't describe anyone as an abomination for "being dishonst and not arguing in good faith" or craven for "taking her side", I'm interested: What made you think your opinion was important enough to express even though you clearly don't actually know enough about the issue to speak intelligently on it?
Oh, and now she's gone running to mummy to get her crimes expunged from the record and any evidence of them wiped too. What a absolute abomination of a person this Alger is. And of the cravenness of whoever at the AV Club was responsible for this - well they know what they are.
That is exactly why they're so expensive. These houses are 100 years old and built like literal brick shithouses. You can do anything to them - including and especially - divide them in two and make two flats.
That part of Leytonstone (or "Upper Leytonstone" is they've ludicrously termed it) is pretty decent though. Right next to the forest, two schools (one okay, the other very exclusive), one hospital and not that far a walk away from the tube.
Where's the other half of this review?
Conveniently, my rebuttal is already encoded within your rebuttal.
I always felt this.