Geno Auriemma must be super mad that she did something before he could.

There’s a good Gary Smith story from 1998 that makes her come across as completely terrifying.

As a former student at UT, I am absolutely gutted today. I loved going to their games. I loved running into them on campus or playing pickup basketball. I am so proud of that portion of our school’s legacy.

“Having a company accept the return of an entire vehicle is rare”

No, this is Patrick.

Fry: What happened?

I’ll continue solving this problem by being too poor and uninfluential to bother hacking.

I do too, and I specifically request that the third factor is a text printed out then physically mailed to me.

I don’t. That’s why I use three-factor text authentication.

It’s also a legitimately smart move on Blizz’s part. The game itself does give us all the characters personalities in the broad strokes, and the design of it is such that there are tons of subtle and not-so-subtle hints about the Overwatch universe.

Most people are going to naturally gravitate toward one character or…

I like this kind of story telling, it’s very uniquely videogame letting the characters speak for themselves.

The biggest shame with Overwatch is the lack of a story mode. I mean why spend so much time and money crafting movies and videos and things showing these characters having interesting personalities, when in the end it’s just a multiplayer shooter.

All of these commenters asking how he made the video camera and downplaying how cool this is because he “already has 21st century knowledge” are even worse than highlight truthers. This is a hobby of his that he chooses to share and it’s incredible what he’s able to accomplish - Enjoy it for what it is and stop living…

As someone who has what I refer to as my Dream Job, don’t focus on the dream job. Trust me, having your dream job won’t suddenly make you happy. Human nature doesn’t work that way.

I’ve always said: I bet even Mick Jagger gets sick of singing “Satisfaction.”

Also, it’s a cliché, but sometimes that dream job turns out to not be as great as you expected or hoped.

Life’s a lot better (in my humble opinion, ymmv) when you make your life outside of your work what you love and find a job that funds that and allows you to enjoy and embrace it (read: work/life balance and flexibility). The pool for decent paying tolerable jobs is much larger than those that you love and can support…

Normally when a stranger asks me this many personal questions In a row... I’m being paid for my time lol.

Just one— I’ve been married for 8 years, in this profession for 4.

I don't like change because I'm lazy. Once I master something, I don't want to spend a bunch of time remastering something else just to get back to the same level I was before.