Even if they were squids... I feel like an insult about something they literally cannot change is the worst kind. Not sure why we’re throwing around insults, but if we are, can’t we be a little more creative?
Even if they were squids... I feel like an insult about something they literally cannot change is the worst kind. Not sure why we’re throwing around insults, but if we are, can’t we be a little more creative?
I agree with you. I was just saying to zbiggies that the cops are there to enforce the law, and the law is that that gun is banned in NYC. It’s probably best when potential firearms are involved that the cops just enforce the law and let the courts decide what was reasonable.
I feel like your argument should be that having an air gun should not be illegal. Cops should probably continue to enforce the law... if the law is stupid, we should change it.
When do you go from a person who posts videos on youtube to a being youtuber?
Can you call yourself a youtuber if you only get 100 views a video?
Did you read his comment? It’s clear that he read it. You may disagree with his opinion, but he definitely outlines why it doesn’t matter when the rules were made.
Some day you will realize that you cannot win arguments like this. I agree with your sentiment. Also of note, I’m sure all of the cosplaying broke the dress code as well, but it’s how does a manager handle a situation like that? He very well may be a douche-bag (my money says he is), but it’s obvious that she’s being…
Any office I’ve worked in has always considered head coverings and open-toed shoes as a bad thing. Most of these places don’t have it specifically written. I don’t see the problem with wearing something on your head... it’s probably just leftover norms from back when offices were a lot more formal. That being said, if…
Let’s say, hypothetically, the chosen candidate arrived in a dishonest way and you thought the candidate’s history almost assuredly meant a win for the opposition? What then? Grin and bear it?
“Both injuries are described as being ‘non-life threatening’”
I am not familiar with most Bethesda games.
I can say that I definitely bought JC2 because of the multiplayer mod, and I am sure a ton of people will but JC3 for it.
Well, Valve gives them a cut... so maybe there is a small difference there.
Yes it does. However, my point was to address his complaint that the game says he can leave “penalty free” but he still gets a loss. Sure they should find ways to keep keep from quitting, but they should also still count it as a loss.
Well, you should still get the loss... I wouldn’t call that a penalty. It’s more of a result. But you’re not getting banned. If people could just troll a teammate into leaving so they could avoid the loss, people would take advantage of that way too often.
Wake me up when the PC compatible Wavebird is on sale.
Wake me up when the PC compatible Wavebird is on sale.
Looks like he has a bunch of levers and things. It’s pretty clear that the steering is locked out and the center wheel isn’t allowed to rotate. Obviously there is a chance that something can fail, but it’s not a stock car that he’s playing with.
Amen, brother.
Amen, brother.
I think the real takeaway here is that his shirt is nauseating, and I need to know more about it.
If Nyko needs to find someone to help with their ID, they should PM me. In one afternoon, I could make something a lot prettier than the Guardian.
*least you could do.