I’d rather they ask than ignore me. Nothing worse than trying to find help when you need it, especially if you’re in a rush.

I just like places where the food is good. I don’t think I’ve ever considered Chipolte “authentic” anything.

It can be a little sweet sometimes. That said, taste will vary from place to place a bit as everyone cooks it a tad different, even at Panda. I just wish they were more consistent with the Chow Mein. Usually it’s pretty good, other times it’s the blandest thing I have ever eaten.

To a point. Absorb too much and they become a mushy mess. I love them, but there’s a small window of time to actually eat them.

Sure, but compare the sprite quality. Snagged this from a quick google search, not sure which game it’s from offhand (I admittedly have not played EB/Mother) but frankly, these sprites are much better quality. There’s detail work, and it counts for something IMO. Comparatively, all the sprites in Ikenfell are…

Well, it’s to hide the bumper really, but I agree.

I feel much the same about fords and their fish face. Alas, opinion is subjective.

This looks interesting, but the art style is just turning me off of the game unfortunately. Like, I’m cool with pixel art, but the world sprites are just too simple for my tastes. I’m torn on whether I could tolerate it or not.

FWIW, you can get RBY/GS on the 3DS eShop. Other than the addition of wireless trading and pokebank compatibility (upload only, no returns) they’re the same games, glitches and all.

When I was in HS, emulators were the rage. I remember that several students installed / saved them on some PC’s at school. This was a mistake as they got caught and suspended. Pretty sure they lost computer privileges for a long time too. School almost got sued I think. Me personally I kept a gameboy on me, though I…

AFAIK, It generally means there is a very small amount of travel in the clutch pedal before the clutch/fly is completely engaged. This means you need to be sure you’re in gear before you start letting off the pedal, or there’s a good chance you grind the crap out of your gears.

I’m with you there. I’m not terribly fond of the short throw shifter. I learned on a Beretta, and man it was easy to shift. Also, I could shift the thing with 2 fingers. Not so much with newer cars. First time I drove a short throw when I was younger, almost bashed my hand into the dash because I was so used to…

Yeah, I know the cause. Problem is most cheap screens have lag because they’re slow to process the image. In my case, there was probably a small delay because everything was passed through my AV system. Regardless, I don’t really like my controller having a speaker in it. I find it annoying, especially when I’m…

I can’t remember which game it was, but the controller was yelling the same things the screen was at me, but with a minute delay. Drove me up the wall because it was just that little bit out of sync.

Of course. There’s really not “perfect” solution, and unfortunately people just have to find a way to make time.

There also is no built-in speaker, which more games like to use than I initially thought

Schedule an appointment on the weekend/your day off. Most dealership shops are open then, and replacing the airbag is not an arduous task.

Service animals sure. They’re trained and 99% of the time very well behaved. “Emotional Support” animals are generally just peoples pets. Not saying there aren’t trained animals, but people have been abusing this and it’s a problem.

I have a lawyer friend. He’s a blast.

In the same way the BWM owner gets the “Look at my overpriced car, I’m so much better than you” attitude, Prius drivers get the “I’m saving the environment so get with my way of diving or else” attitude.