New for 2017, the mid-engine Ford Mustang GT premium “Cars and Coffee” edition, with optional front pedestri- I mean, cattle guard.

Pretty much any developer will create one for the new housing developments they build. You really have to either find a new building, or buy land and build your own.

HoAs are just terrible, and tend to attract the worst sort of busybody.

It’s not really about the fetus though. It never has been - it’s all about punishing those godless sluts for their premarital sex. How dare they not be forced to have their lives ruined for it. That’s why they really don’t care what happens afterward, families in poverty, etc.

It’s not too far from Ginza- maybe 30 minutes by subway. You can take a couple of different ways to get there. Taxi might be faster, though a lot depends on the time of day.

It’s in Diver City Mall in Odaiba. Pretty easy to access via rail, and opens at 10am. Gundam Front is on the top floor of the mall, but make sure you don’t miss the Gundam cafe and store outside, next to the 18m tall full scale Gundam.

For some reason chrome keeps insisting on rotating this 90 degrees.

Likewise. There are movies shown in a domed overhead theater, as well as tons and tons of gunpla - probably one of the largest collections anywhere. Definitely worth a trip out to Odaiba if you find yourself in Tokyo.

ANA is a pretty great airline though. At least, I always felt like I’ve gotten far better treatment, amenities, food, etc than on the US carriers.

Mos Def was the first thing that cane to mind seeing a Mos Burger, for me, followed by Mos Eisley. It was a pretty good burger too - felt more fast casual rather than fast food style. Would go again.

The key is to knock yourself out on the plane.

The question isn’t whether you can make them perfect or not, it’s whether you can make them better than humans, and how much so.

Could be the level range too. Even still, far better than league. ;)

Hasn’t been my experience on pcs at least. Close matches tend to elicit mostly “gg” or the like. Most of the saltiness I see comes from the person who blames the rest of the team, but that’s an uncommon thing rather than constant.

My absolute favorite mode was the weekly brawl from two weeks ago, where every hero was randomized. Sure, sometimes you got horrible comps, but it was still fun. Forced me outside of my comfort zone into playing heroes I wasn’t used to, and made us employ unusual tactics to try and win. Was lots of fun, wish we had a…

You want things to change? Push to change the structure. Get a top two jungle primary put in. The two party system is almost entirely a construct of the current election rules. That far, far more than money is what prevents third parties from getting anywhere.

Seems like the perfect place to rent a Mustang convertible. I saw a Japanese music video that was shot on Guam, and one of the things they did was just that. Looked awesome, even if the speed limits mean it’s not nearly as much fun add it could be.

Yeah, this. Good cooperation and teamwork starts at the select screen. If you get a team like that one, it's just about the point where you may as well just give up on winning and just try to score what points you can.

That sort of player pops up in any team game online. They can’t possibly be the one at fault, so they blame everyone else, usually loudly and obnoxiously. In my view, they’re the ones at fault because they’re never team players. Always look and see what else you could have done better beefier you start pointing…

That’s terrible - and sadly far too common on the internet these days.