I was just thinking that. Does anyone remember when the pickup was pretty much the symbol of the blue collar working man.

Wow, you just reinforced my argument, but then concluded it was wrong.

Only if it was an African woodpecker.

It is different because the average person cannot actually play professional sports themselves. you are not making a choice between playing professional football and watching it instead.

The exception to the rule you are talking about is when the defense opens the door and makes claims that can be contradicted by prior acts.

Imagine watching people playing a video game instead of playing it yourself.

Oh the cut scenes. I have developed a talent for hitting cut scenes just at the point were I need to be leaving the house, sitting down to dinner with the family, etc.

I am always fascinated by strange gaps in people's knowledge, where there is just something entirely missing that seems like it would be hard to miss.

So here is the question, how do these guys get away without doing these things? Do they only wear dirty clothes?

But why would we try when there is someone living with us who is willing to step in and do all these things for us?

Actually not counter productive. The family does not need to hear the audio from my games so I am not going to play it through speakers.

Here's something that might appear to be unusual. I want a headset that's the opposite of noise canceling.

I was at a bar with friends on a night when the bar was doing some sort of raffle so each person got a raffle ticket (more on that later)

I think a blanket statement is just fine. I really can't imagine why anyone would take the risk of traveling to a country that has a massive problem with drug cartels, and has extremely corrupt police and military, some of whom are deeply involved in the criminal violence.

I remember reading about a study years ago that looked at something that seemed silly, but I found fascinating. When two couples go out for an evening and ride in the same car, this is how they sit in the car (the vast majority of the time) based on their class.

I agree, sometimes it's just a lot more fun to jump in and slog out a battle, vs having to drag out a battle taking a few shots and then constantly retreating.

And 99% of potential intruders give up if getting in is at all difficult. They move on to the next house that has an open window or unlocked door.

So I get the fact that we have a problem with victim blaming.

That's exactly it, this should (and often is) handle through game settings.