I think you can have as many settlements as there are workbenches. And there are several of those out there.

That is offensive to me because I was supposed to do that.

Well, all the whiners on Steam are saying they hate it because it's "too cartoony." I actually like the color a lot because I too was tired of the shades of brown.

This one's actually very colorful. Bethesda realized that nuclear war doesn't magically desaturate everything.

The last thing I saw was the daughter joining it. And she was already just south of tolerable. I couldn't bring myself to watch any more at that point.

I want to like this. I grew up with the character, after all. And I do understand that societal norms were much different 60 years ago. But I just can't get over the casual misogyny and racism of Charlie Brown.

Sorry. Didn't mean to get in the way of your hate-watch-and-hate-comment ritual. How fulfilling that must be for you. Carry on.

Thanks. That cult of silent smokers was really getting on my nerves.

Why are you hanging around here, then, six episodes into the season? If you don't like it, stop watching it. I'm here to get the views of people who do like it with regard to season 1.

I was a Dean, but I came through in the end. I borrowed a DVD from a work-mate — I think it was Fight Club — and I kept forgetting to return it and then it got all scratched up. I told him I would buy him a new one, and he thought about it and asked me if I'd get him a copy of Goonies instead. And I did.

Fallout 3 also didn't do guns all that well because hits were decided by die-rolls rather than your own aim. Fallout 4 appears to be more aim based so it should be a bit less frustrating.

Question. My interest in season one completely vanished. I think I was only a few episodes from the end, but I really didn't care what happened to anyone and watching the show became a chore. Now everyone is raving about season 2. Can I just start season 2 or must I slog through the rest of season 1?

These are the times that truly test the resolve of people who work from home.

You beat me to this. And kudos on the bold type.

Science!

As I have told the House Committee on Un-Sandwich Activities time and time again, I did attended two meetings in Spring of 1932, but I never joined the organization. I was raised to believe Hot Dogs are a sandwich and that is what I still believe. Furthermore, I will never be compelled by you or anyone else to reveal…

It goes back a lot further than that, my friend.

I have never nor will ever recognize the authority of The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council.

I think the best we could hope for is to trick them onto a treadmill to generate electricity. And judging by the late Breibart himself, I think it will be pretty hard to trick them onto a treadmill.

Uh-oh. Then someone's going to have to have the "Honey, they're not really your friends." talk with you.