...who got Chris Gatling?

This trope is so tired.

h/t: Don't make it look like a fucking hood.

After I bought Empire Total War, and managed to play it for less than four hours, I decided not to buy another Total War serie game ever. A goddamn utterly broken and boring game.

Haven't touched that game since day 1. Destroyed my trust in that company.

Proud of you Jennifer. Don't listen to the assholes. This is how progress is made. Two steps forward, then a hesitant shuffle to the side, and then WHAM, three steps backwards through the air.

They call him the Secretary of Education because he schools everyone.

Alternate headline, via Luke Plunkett: You've Already Made Your Mind Up About Titanfall, So Fuck It

This article shows that after many long years, progress is being made. Kickers are finally being accepted as actual members of the football team

Yeah, if I didn't have to work at Burger King I definitely could have played center in the NBA.

Shouldn't they convert the dunk contest into a posterization contest? More interesting to see Griffin jump over a human than a Kia.
Would also allow big white stiffs the chance to participate in the weekend.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with Times New Roman as a font whatsoever. It could perfectly be applied to a "professional site", if the style of said site justified its usage.

2 fps? In this moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances.

It's PC mustard race because consoles can't ketchup.

Nope.

unfortunately, the system worked exactly as it was designed. the provosts and the president are publicly elected officials; they should be forced to answer for their shortcomings by the citizens of MO. I hope this issue gets brought up once they come around for another helping of taxpayer dollars. fucking with their…

They have a combination bar/dog park in Houston. Pretty excited about it since I'll be moving there soon. It's called the Boneyard. They serve craft beers, wine, etc.

Other reasons why Aaron is kept separate from the other inmates:

It's suggested in other threads, but there's the fact that Steam users often have tons of games they've never even played, simply because the opportunity cost of getting the game was so low.

Baby's First Economic Theory