Wow, look at you making wild assumptions about people you don’t know. You’ve got a lot in common with predators...

Conservatism in general is full of wacky nonsense.

If it smells and tastes like bacon, or even close to it, count me in.

Blades of Steel was (and still is) better than Nintendo’s first party game, Ice Hockey. In fact, it’s definitely my favorite hockey game prior to EA’s NHL ‘94.

Once Nickelback finds their way into the rotation, I’ll have to find a new radio station to listen to...

There’s a local “classic rock” radio station near me that plays stuff like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sublime, Beck, Green Day, Nirvana, Soundgarden, and the like. At first, I was a little miffed that the music I loved in high school and college is now considered classic rock by some.

I’d say it’s plain stupid to say either opinion is without merit. People should buy what they want to buy and what they can afford to buy.

Are you suggesting people should not be allowed to hold that opinion, thus your preemptive strike?

And ultimately, it’s your car. Do with it whatever makes you happy. You could spend $75,000 and do a like-new restoration, and someone will complain that you should have done X, Y, and Z differently.

So, the moral of your story is that it’s okay to be an unrepentant asshole as long as you can point to someone else and say, “Yeah, well, they’re worse.”

I just started playing Astroneer this week, and I’m very excited about the prospect of being able to play for more than 30-40 minutes at a time.

Carrion is truly a fantastic game. Like you mentioned, not having a map is a huge pain, and it is a major omission in any “Metroidvania” type of game. Thankfully, people of the internet have helped with that, and there are at least a couple of fully-fleshed (ha!) maps out there on various game guide websites. It…

My roommates said they’d get me rims for Christmas. And a CB radio, so I can talk to other car beds.

The porter spicy brown is a staple in my fridge. My local grocery store carries it irregularly, but fortunately I’m not too far away from Sierra Nevada’s Chico facility and make it up there a couple times every year.

The toughest part of the C5 is getting in and out, at least that’s what I think. The guy I bought it off of was selling it because his wife had double knee replacement and couldn’t get in or out without help.

I think by the C5, GM realized that their key market for the Corvette was the Florida-residing retiree that was more concerned about lowering their handicap on the golf course than lowering their lap times at Sebring.

Actually, most do have it. This chart below is from seven years ago, and shows the vast majority of the country had already fully implemented Phase 2 of their E911 system (which relays accurate GPS information in a minimum of 85% calls, but realistically is closer to 98%).

It’s not that bad. I drive my Corvette in traffic. The clutch is surprisingly tame.

It must be nice to be either so incredibly stupid or so blindingly ignorant of reality...

I finally ran out of space on my XB1 internal drive and my external 4TB drive. So I told myself I would only buy another external drive if I could complete five games off my list.