I think I’m in love <3

Thank you for pointing that out, I’m not sure why some people are okay with Police being the judge and punishment giver.

Precisely, and what have we learned from those who lived through Nazi Germany? That the slide to fascism was slow.

He did say “please” first. Threatening death is just the next step from being polite.

“You see! The unarmed protestors are not afraid even with our battle-proven armored vehicles! How brazen! We need something more intimidating. Can we get some surplus M1A1 Main Battle tanks included as part of the next year’s budget, chief? I heard that tactic worked real well in China in the 80s LOL”

A fellow Zim fan? Nice.

You can also use old pics you’ve taken, at car shows and what not, and add some magic:

Does anyone remember Tokyo Extreme Racer Zero? It had the coolest race style. You would start races by getting behind a potential racer, then after flashing your brights at him you would then street race. The race however was more like a fighting game, with “health bars” the person in second place slowly started to…

Then that must be my confusion. I’ve only ever used Skype for Business, and I assumed it was the same as the consumer version, only on a restricted company network.

Thank you for the tip. Just signed up for the free version of Teams, as well as re-establishing my account for WebEx.

This is so incredibly satisfying.

Im really glad that your example isn’t Soul Red. I would have had a crisis.

What would I like to see it in? A Mazda 6 Tourer, sold in the US.

When you spend all day fixing other people’s cars, you don’t really want to do more than the bare minimum on your own. The employee lot of our service department is a testament to this ideology.

Is the 1/3 cash in your 401(k) or in a savings account outside of it? If you’re 41 and not touching that money for ostensibly 20+ years, I think most people (even non-industry professionals who aren’t trying to sell you anything) would tell you it should be invested more aggressively.

Love your post, but small nitpick.

I’m sad I never saw this one in the wild to try it because every Nokia device I ever ran across—phone and netbook—was just so lovely to touch: weight, balance, particularly satisfying button clicks. That said, I can’t imagine walking around with that thing as my phone, and I guess not enough other people could either.

It’s the cheapest entry into the 3DS ecosystem, but it’s also the least satisfying. The non-foldable shape is a step down from the clamshell designs of the rest of the 3DS line.