I don’t know if your cookies are as good as my cookies. I’m semi-famous for mine around these parts.

There was a teacher at my siblings’ school that used to eat chalk. Blackboard chalk. Just chew on it during class as she was teaching.

I’ll bake you cookies and Colin can’t have any.

It’s not blood.

It’s not blood.

It’s not blood.

You do know coffins take more than one nail to close, right?

Whistleblowing is an absolutely necessary activity in any country, and doubly so where we have fought for freedoms worth protecting. The fact he fears for his life, freedom, and safety for the documents he released is just another nail in the coffin of democracy.

Peter Molyneux, I think. Known for over-exaggerating his game’s capabilities. Waaaaaay over-exaggerating.

Again. Pretty much the first screenshot.

I basically grabbed the first couple images I could on google image search.

Really? This

I agree. I’m hoping that they actually have some different class storylines in the new expansion and some more things to do with your companions than in the last couple expansions. Makeb was OK, Yavin was OK, but it was all the same for every character and not entirely engaging.

The great voice acting and humour in House of Wolves just made me feel how much it’s missed in the rest of the game.

That looks like what he told us, basically.

I had a teacher once in high school who used to be a submariner in the U.S. Navy. He told a story about a hazing ritual I’ll never forger, and I wonder if you’ve heard of anything like this happening.

A vaccine is a vaccine, man. There are only a few ways to make it. You either make a weakened form of the virus, get a dead form of the virus, or get a relative to that virus, because the entire process of the immune response relies on getting your immune system to respond and recognize the danger of that virus.

http://www.panago.com/menu/pizzas This company makes Beef Taco pizzas.

If you can find a way to shrink me down to fit in your pocket, sure.

Totally true. I used velcro shoes until I was like 14. I only learned how because my parents refused to buy me any more velcro shoes.