I’m not sure if it’s great reaction time or just nerves of steel (or both really), but that was the most casual swerve I’ve ever seen.

When I played the multiplayer beta for Infinite Warfare, I really didn’t enjoy it. It felt like some random development team had taken Black Ops 3's ideas and made them worse in every way. That was before the micro-transactions had shown up, of course, but seeing those types of stats on the weapons were worrying.

Why would he stop? It has so many holes!

There was a car I owned years ago that caused me to be mocked to no end for having it: a 1991 Dodge Spirit. Four cylinder too, unlike the V6 which was, apparently, the most hilariously bad motor they ever tossed in a “K” car.

Ah the exit 29 merge, a classic in CT travel.

In regards to number 2:

This one is kind of tough to weigh in on. I mean, him not flying anymore and the whole crossbow angle certainly don’t help matters, but it is his yard and it’s not like he’s cranking it up early in the morning and taxiing around the ole neighborhood.

As an ex-owner of a previous gen SRT (2011 Challenger), I have to agree with the hyperbolic title here: Even my car, powerful as it was, never felt as amazing as it should have.

I’m really tired of this “Greater good” nonsense. He’ll condemn Trump’s actions on twitter or wherever while trying to sit in on as many meetings as he can as an “adviser.” Musk’s game is to play both sides and that’s that.

People really need to stop giving props to these assholes who do this. Nice job dude, you just made someone who probably had nothing to do with all this count out your ego fund. Congrats. I’m sure all the folks just trying to get their plates or whatever will high five you as you do your victory lap too.

As a heads up to any existing Verizon customers that were thinking about the deal mentioned here:

As a heads up to any existing Verizon customers that were thinking about the deal mentioned here:

On a cool day seventeen or so years ago, an old neighbor of mine decided to bring out his most prized possession: an old Buick. This was before I had become invested in older muscle cars, especially ones that spent most of their lives hidden away in a garage.

Not that I’ve done such a thing...but I’ve taken two cars to the limiter on there myself: An ‘04 Ram (5.7L), which wasn’t hard since the computer hit at around a hundred or so, and my recently sold ‘11 Challenger (6.4L). I loved that car, but, well, let’s just say it had no business being able to go that quick.

So did Bugatti just invent downloadable content for cars? That was the first thing I thought of. It’s like a booster pack...of speed!

I’m not against the system’s mere existence, as some people really seem to be, but considering that I play console and PC games at 1080p, there’s really no reason for me to pick up the Pro right now.

That’s exactly what I was thinking when I read that press release. It’s phrased in such a way to deflect obvious concerns about their ability to deliver the mods while also (conveniently) having someone to lay the blame on.

Before immediately jumping down Sony’s throat, maybe people shouldn’t be so quick to take Bethesda at their word. This is the same company that was well aware it’s PS3 version of Skyrim could run into memory issues...and released it anyway.

PSN codes aren’t working for me either. Even taking into account the delay for North American PSN releases (Usually around 3 A.M. EST for code redemption to be accepted on launch day), it should have been working by now.

Sounds like they took the only functional part of a Metro and slapped it on the reliable parts of a Jeep to me. It’s weird, sure, but considering that certain people (AKA Hipsters who will never go off road and need pricey seats to hold their fragile ego) can buy a 4-Door Wrangler and the purists don’t bat an eye,…

This might be a dumb question, but is this sous-vide thing any better than a slow cooker? They sound very similar to me and I’ve never had a problem with dry or just poor tasting food using one.

This might be a dumb question, but is this sous-vide thing any better than a slow cooker? They sound very similar to…