You make good stuff, people gonna copy!
FallinEddy
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If this is a list of quirks, then shouldn’t there be a Doug Score?
Who needs a radio when you can listen to that sweet exhaust note.
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No, thanks, I prefer my Jim Bob.
I think he gotcha!
Rusty isn’t my style by any means, but I respect the hell out of the cranky old bastard. It’s survived a fire, been completely rebuilt, and countless hours of engineering have gone into it. It’s a widebody machine meant to piss you off. More than anything, it’s an extreme labor of love, and that alone puts Rusty over…
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Legends never die. Rusty Slammington certainly hasn’t. The E28 BMW 5 Series has been featured on the internet pages…
As long as the map is well done people will be happy. Wasn’t a big fan of RDR and GTA V maps as parts felt large for the sake of large.
Because it’s about brand image and “integrity.”
I’m more concerned about the effect it’ll have on RDR2's singleplayer updates. I assume there will be as many as there were for GTAV after Online started printing money.
Thank you, as a means of coping I’m currently remembering the good ol’ days when the NCAA was pure and ethical.
That’s a fair point. I was odd in that I never experienced any homesickness when I was in college, to this day my parents have to beg me to come visit them.
The DOJ did charge that lady who laughed at Sessions with a criminal act. I’d say we’re leaving the realm of tin-foil hat conspiracies, into an actual reality where our government, and it’s officials with easily bruised egos, start using the powers of the DOJ to go after people who simply like an anti-establishment…
2 years ago, the suggestion that the Justice Department would try to collect data on who “liked” a Facebook page would be considered a tinfoil hat conspiracy.
Oh please. Everyone knows data like that is totally secure and could never leak to the public. That’s not how the world works.
This is what the $6,800 worth of damage looked like:
Originally, GPS tags were stuck on people’s cars when they were away from the car, so police could track their movements for weeks or months at a time. That was ruled unconstitutional; however, it’s kind of a moot point now because everybody carries a cell phone and the cops can just get a warrant for your cell phone…
The terms and conditions on the StarChase clearly state that the pursued must detach and carry the dart with them at all times!