You can always depend on Colorado to be the leader in several not that great categories.

The Great Mortality of the 14th century was probably bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic plague. Septicemic plague has a higher mortality rate than the other two (about 100%!). That’s a shitty one to get! The article is right. A few people per year contract the plague, so it’s always with us. I doubt seriously that…

Seems like we get a lot of plague in Colorado. Last time I think they traced it back to the guy being exposed while sweeping mouse scat from the garage -not sure if I misremember that

*looks at nexus 6*

Well. Now Valve just needs to announce Half-Life 3, and we'll finally have the final sign of the apocalypse.

Just don’t put those brain balls too close to each other. Nobody knows what will happen if they decide to interconnect and form a super brain.

Just like the woods, you need to enhance it. So hit R1 + R2 on it with 1 bar of power.

How is this one triggered? I know the woods one requires a prior stage interaction.

Please let this be a rocket-jumping, too-many-enemies-on-screen, explody-barrel fragfest, and not a moody corridor walker.

Just make the movement speed fast, for the love of god.

Link, please? There are several abridged series for DB and I’d like to see the one you recommended.

What I like about them is how differently they fought than anyone else. Since they were street fighting delinquents before they became cyborgs, they fought dirty. Freeza was all raw power, but they fought really smart. They’d double-team opponents they already outclassed, and fight with synchronization, always keeping…

“We had a disagreement. He wanted to live, and I didn’t.”

I quit watchng by that point but the dbz abridged has been truly excellent. I never thought I would like a villain more thna littlekuribo’s frieza.

I don’t care what anyone says - the Android Saga was perfect! #17 and #18 were the most hilariously apathetic villains the show ever had.

"The first purchaser backed out because he didn't realize the phone would not work with t-mobile, then proceeded to give me a negative review even though I let him out of the deal... "

To be honest, I've sold electronics in the same way without issues. When customer's complain, I remind them that they purchased from eBay on an all sales final product. I've never been charged back in this situation, but that's an issue with the credit card company, not eBay.

Even if you say all sales are final, if they use a credit card, they can file a charge back. I sold a Lenovo laptop a year ago that was fine when it left here. All the sudden it got to the buyer's house with all kinds of problems. The buyer refused to ship it back, and then filed a charge back with VISA. I got screwed…

That is why when I sell, I will only sell to buyers in the lower 48 who pay with USD w/ all sales final.

I will never use eBay again. I sold my iPhone 5s in perfect condition when I switched to the One Plus One. The first purchaser backed out because he didn't realize the phone would not work with t-mobile, then proceeded to give me a negative review even though I let him out of the deal... The second person was from…