You don’t really need to buy another copy; you can extract the key from the version that comes on it and use that one.  Definitely reinstall a clean copy though!

Went to high school with the very entitled son of a big local Ford dealer.

Sort of a non-profit insurance company. Whatever profit they make goes back to policyholders at the end of the year, or goes to lowering costs the next year.

Amica is a mutual insurance company. In general they’re pretty great, but for some reason they seem to occasionally have oddly expensive policies for particular cars, when they’re usually very competitive on everything else.

That was my answer. My first car was a Spirit with that engine and the 3-speed. Trying to get that thing moving was just painful, and I had to hope for an empty highway if you wanted to pull out onto it. That was, of course, if I could get as far as the highway entrance ramp without it blowing a head gasket yet again.

This being the internet, I feel like I have to preface this by saying that yes, climate change is real, it’s catastrophic, we need to be doing something about it two decades ago, absolutely, but..

Unfortunately they won’t have consequences for them.  They got rich, lived high on it, and now they’ll die off to leave the consequences for everyone coming after them.  All they ever wanted.

Lime skittles were still around though, just in the Darkside pack. Which also has blood orange, so is clearly the best flavor pack anyway.

Even mobile games occasionally get a really great one. Lindsey Stirling (along with Kiesza, who at least I hadn’t heard of before) did the second opening song for Azur Lane, and it’s SO GOOD.

There’s a place nearby here that, every time I drive past it, I can just see the David Tracy stories coming together...

Yep.  We had a Dark Legacy cabinet in my college’s student union building.  I think my friend and I spent half of our tuition over again on that thing.  Pretty much played through the whole campaign once a semester...

You bought it 2000 miles away sight unseen...because your city can’t make you get rid of them if your next twelve cars aren’t actually in the city?

I was so excited to see this, for about...eight seconds. I’ve loved every normal, buy to play Puzzle Quest, including Galactrix which seems to get a lot less love, but the Marvel F2P release was a cash-grab pile of crap. I can’t imagine this being any different. Just make a game, sell it, we will buy it, why is that…

This is something I’ve been sorta hesitant to weigh in on just because some much of the discourse is so reactionary...and twitter length posts aren’t the way to discuss any nuance at all.

Should work with sidequest.  No “official” support so you’ll just have to give it a try, but I can’t think of any good reasons why it wouldn’t...

It’s a good article, Luke, but Supergiant exists.

My local wing bar (which has a huge cabinet full of national awards from the biggest wing competitions around) has a sauce made with mountain dew, banana peppers, and raspberry syrup.

In general, one of a huge number of things I love about my Flex. I just wish the codes actually used 10 buttons/numbers. I’ve never been quite comfortable with how comparatively easy it would be to get the code for one with only five buttons. Sure, it’s not something that someone is likely to get while you leave a car…

Just got my first win last night (attempt 19) with the spear. Flurry Jab + the triple attack + attack boosts from chaos and demeter + chill on attack + arctic blast on 10 stacks of chill.

Streamers.  A few streamers played it, more popular streamers saw them and tried it themselves, it managed to make its way up to major, well known twitch channels, etc.  Gaming is /weird/ in 2020.