1. You talk as if the Kinect was ever popular, quite frankly it never was. It's a movement tracking system that isn't suited for gaming. Only those dance games where you stand still and wave your body around, are geared towards Kinect use. It was quite popular as voice activation for the Xbone though, which makes it's…
But shouting FUS RO DAH at my Kinect was awesome.
"43GB? holy fuck," one wrote, while another despairs "I have to uninstall like 10 games to play this shit!!"
Which is still on the North American Plate so is still American.
But they are not, most of the time the customer has no idea what they want.
At least you know what time breakfast ends, most people don't.
More importantly you have curly fries. /jealous
Another thing that I regularly do when I go through the drive through is get a
Double Quarter Pounder W/Cheese
I have worked at my local McDonald's 3 times in the past 11 years. Let me tell you some of the combinations I have seen are interesting to say the least. Also yeah, to get a single layer Big Mac by ordering a Big Mac w/o the Club (middle bun) and w/o 1 piece of Reg (regular meat, the kind that is on hamburgers,…
Yes he can use a bow and arrow.
40 can still retain the title of middle age because either direction you go (70-40 or 70-40) Both ages can be the middle while neither one is the middle.
But that would make sense, and who wants to make sense anymore?
Because people would go and make a connection to Furries and not play it; which is unfortunate.
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Second half of your comment just isn't accurate.
I am from Texas, I don't care about which lifestyles people choose to lead, however, I do not appreciate you calling my state a 'bumblefuck backwoods'. Because it isn't, and furthermore, you only hurt your own position and end losing the high ground you are supposed to be taking the hypocritical route and insulting a…
No.
I'll just leave this here.
Lol but there would be gamers who hadn'tseen/thought of this and have/would've started screaming GIMMICK! Just because they lack imagination.
