Cultivating food in Fallout 4 is fantastic— not only do you get the “potions” fix that’s akin to Skyrim, but did you know it is also a fantastic component for weapons?

If you’re short on duct tape, make some vegetable starch at a cooking station. It is used as adhesive!

First thoughts are “Fantasy Flight? Sorry, I don’t have eight hours to play board games anymore.”

...But a tiny part of me is silently squealing with glee.

“But the more important lesson here is that a large, essential part of what it means to be a good lover is to take pleasure in giving pleasure.”

Truer words were never said. My philosophy on making love as well. Personally, I love giving the ol’ flesh curtains a good tongue cleaning.

Hey, I might have mentioned funny armor but I never said to mess with them. They are still armored to withstand more than I and armed with sharp pointy things that are still deadly to my fleshy bits. That said, thanks for the advice.

Seriously, second this comment. This article totally opened my eyes to the guys in the funny armor. I mean, it makes sense that they keep up with the times, but I never realized to what extent. This was really interesting to read about!

Looks like a druid icon from WoW. Looks like they stole that too.

Is this icon recycled from the Paladin’s action bar from WoW too?

A buddy of mine got screwed by yelp this year. I encouraged him to write in his account of the situation.

On a somewhat related note, is it possible to review a website? Everyone who owns a yelp account should give yelp a one star review.

I would surmise this isn’t so much a talent, but learned skill and knowledge. That said, it sure as hell works for me and I think it should be an outright replacement for said competition. Science is far more important to the future of the world— especially when exhibited by (potential) role models— than raw talent,…

By the way, I also never said that China is justified in its actions, but what I meant to imply is that those crimes done against them in the past might be considered to be reason why China harbors such a strong dislike for Japan.

My supposition is akin to a detective trying to find a motive for why someone would…

Punching you in the eye and rape, doing experimental vivisection without anaesthesia, inflicting syphilis on people and then also dissecting them to see the effects on pregnant women are two entirely different things. You have an odd scale of war crimes.

Also, study some history, then get back to me. You seem woefully…

I should add that while this is true, history is written by the victors. So while we know that Mao killed millions of Chinese, the vast majority of Mandarin Chinese only know the propaganda spread by the Communist government. So we can say all we want on the matter, but most likely the current government is going to…

Well then, it’s a good thing I have nothing to do with China’s military/governance. I mean, what else are they going to war with Japan over? Those precious precious resources they have on their archipelago? Oh wait, they don’t have any there. Then for the precious precious land for their population? Oh wait, they…

This is true too. =P

Did you even follow the thread? Did you read the links I posted? Do you realize that I’m making the case that China has reason to be angry with Japan?

I mean, I’m not endorsing that they go to war— hell, I’m all for it to be a tool of utter last resort. But given the history of what Japan has done to China, it’s…

On the US front, I definitely agree. Antagonizing the US with this kind of bravado is akin to “mutually assured economic destruction.” It’s crazy.

And while I agree that Japan has been a “good citizen” since WW2, like I said, those wounds die hard. Japan took advantage of China’s naval weakness during the late…

To be fair, Japan invaded China plenty too (see Jung Chang’s biography on Cixi, as well as the Rape of Nanking— not to mention that Japan never formally apologized for the latter). I’m not saying that one side is justified over going to war with the other, but there’s a lot of wounds on both sides that have yet to…

Several articles cover this. ABC News, wikipedia as well as independent studies cover the topic. Think about it this way: temporarily blinding anyone driving a multi-ton vehicle while it flies over an urban environment is a severely bad idea.

As opposed to the giant bags of douche ruining the game for other people; well, other than those folks who d/c for legitimate reasons— those people I have pity for.

Though admittedly, I’m not aware of the awards “regular” players get for LoL. Is it that big of a loss for them? I would have imagined that the…

The rules of the game, no. The rules of conduct, all the time.