I think my dad got in to genealogy thinking he was going to find someone cool among our ancestors but they were basically all dirt poor farmers, laborers or petty criminals. I’m pretty sure any of my past lives would be the same.

Yeah I agree the average temp here in Chicago has been hovering around 20° for the last week with wind chills of 6° I sure as hell not going to walk around in that crap for some damn Pokemon. As I type this the temp is freaking 8°.

This is hardly the first genocide that we’ve watched from the sidelines... it’s just one of the few that we even attempted to rectify (and then got cold feet). Americans, typically, don’t give a fuck about the suffering of foreign nations (especially African/Middle Eastern nations)... we’re just invested in this…

Ok. What would you have us do in Syria?

Man....I’m just getting old. I seriously just don’t get it. I’ve tried watching this stuff in many different variants and none of it comes across as entertaining in the least bit. Just a bunch of people sitting around playing games. Badass that they can pull down some mad money doing it though! :D #oldman

I’d go as far as to say Top 2, if only because it was on forever. And there truly was something for everyone - not just straight dudes. There was plenty of underwear model type guy eye candy (I was partial to the Australian). I was also the weirdo that liked the middle aged furry daddy that played second fiddle to the…

Yup. I loved this game but I had been playing less since it’s getting colder. Now I can’t even see what’s in my neighborhood. Thanks for basically ending the game for me for now. If they thought this would end reliance on 3rd party apps won’t this make it way worse?

Any plans for Giant Monsters? Or Giant Robots? Or Giant Monsters vs Giant Robots at the heart of your city?!

So natural disasters only for now, but here’s to hoping they patch in the greatest of disasters...

It must hurt to be so wrong about this.

Exactly. If I wanted to live downtown in the Boston area, I would only look at condos. But, I think we’ll rent downtown for a few years (family property, family rate), then look to buy in the suburbs when it’s family time.

The vast majority of houses in the United States were built before 1970, and depending on what region you live in, could have been built 100-200 years ago. Older houses tend to appreciate faster than newer houses.