as a 25 year old new driver near Toronto on a used car (old sunfire), my first bit of insurance was about 2400 pounds (going off todays conversion). If I wanted to live in the outskirts of Toronto proper at the time, it would have been about 4400, which was about the total cost of my car. Even now with multiple years…

I said any intersection that matters, which is really, anywhere in downtown Toronto, though its used as Yonge to get it the longest street in the world title (which it seems it lost at some point) and the rest is highway 11. I had to check the highway name since really, if its past finch, I don't really care about…

Wait a second, you can't turn left off yonge...well, not at any intersection that matters.

I think step 1 might need to be ??? as well, since no one actually wants to move to your step 1, and bump everything else down one.

Good point, every single scientist and engineer in the world should only focus on this one aspect of pain and suffering and screw everything else until we can cure every single form of cancer out there. I mean, there are over 200 different forms of cancer that affects humans...if we get everyone on that, we should be…

I was coming in to say SBC into the Fiero, but this works as well, though there are people hating on putting SBC into anything because its boring, the OP specifically asked for "not batshit". Either the 3800SC or SBC into the Fiero is a tried, true and great upgrade for the car.

As someone who's seen the lines at East, that doesn't look like much of a line to me. Mind you, most of the lines at East aren't for games that have been out for years...

I generally do and don't tend to carry my pockets to bulging. I've yet to have a problem with a Nintendo handheld aside from the usual dead pixels on the DS lite and my nephew finally did some damage to my old gba by breaking the battery cover (though it was about 10 years old at this point).

Few hours, mostly because I'm full of lovely caffeinated beverages and they have that effect, as well as just enjoying a good stretch and break from staring down the road every now and dead.

My jeans fit a ds just fine, I technically haven't given a 3ds the pocket test yet...since they frown upon just taking the display ones and shoving them in your pocket...as for counterbalance, its not like they're hefty...heck, my phone weighs more than my ds does.

it's a "I want it to fit in my pocket and keep my screens protected" thing. I'm personally considering it for price, but considering against for the fact that I don't have a bag to toss this in, so if it can't fit in my pockets, its no go.

Well, I was considering a trailer park as a means to get out of renting without leaving the city...and I do like beer...so I guess this works.

Shh, you'll crush someones smugness with that logic, and you better not mention the premium that comes with buying a hybrid where you're paying thousands more for a car and it'll take till you want to replace the car to maybe earn the difference back.

Oh and never mind that since both are still using good ole…

If I'm home and at my computer, I use my computer, its got all my songs, its got streaming, its slightly more capable than my phone due to the size of my library. My phone is where I keep what I like to listen to "right now" and a lot of old favorites. My xbox is for when I want to play music on the other end of the…

Seems like it really depends. I know my sister has done a lot of cons and usually talks to the bioware people a fair bit at their stuff (like they had a room at east and a party on sunday at the end of the day) and they're cool with it. I'd go with the vibe of the party and what other people are doing.

people have…

This would be accurate if PAX wasn't home to some of the best people to attend/run a con. Though I'm likely biased as a long-time PA fan.

Could be an internal space thing, like removing the gba port on the dsi.

I grew up playing only Nintendo stuff, I don't play as much now, but what I do play I have no issues with...I'm not sure playing only Nintendo stuff is a bad thing.

By its very nature, f2p would want you to buy something to support the game, there are various levels of how sleezy they go, and I won't disagree with there are a lot of bad examples out there. However, a fully paid title still has to hook you into buying the game somehow. This causes stuff like bullshots, trailers…

So, a law should prevent bad parenting then. I won't argue that they're sleezy practices, but, I have a hard time feeling sorry for any parent that hands the phone off as a tool to shut the kid up and doesn't supervise past that. This also ignores the people that are old enough and mature enough to make their own…