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“For the court to insert itself into this process on the eve of the election— by ordering the reopening of the Civic Center either as the only polling location or a second polling location—likely would create more voter confusion than it might cure,” Crabtree wrote, following a lengthy hearing on the case.

Somehow, I don’t think your jokes would go over berry well with the Congressman.

Oh Jesus that got a good belly laugh out of me. You earned your star.

I’m liking the vibe of this. That it’s a standalone is great! Definitely going to give it a try.

“Nobody’s ever been president that had the greatest economy in the history of our country,” Donald Trump explained today. Okay.

Thanks for the explanation. Makes a lot of sense, and it would seem to explain some of the infamous physics glitches in previous games (i.e. the opening sequence on the cart in OG Skyrim, where at high framerates, the cart would take off into the sky). I’ve always wondered why people say Creation Engine sucks, when my

I remember back when I was saying “no thanks on this game, because I don’t want other players ruining my time,” and everyone was all “no, no Bethesda knows what they’re doing, other players can’t affect you unless you want them to,” and I was all “exploits exploits exploits,” and they were like “Bethesda knows what

What *is* the sound of one hand clapping anyways?

Other than the exact same reaction to the first Circus of Values machine, I can’t think of a time a game scared me unintentionally, but I’ll tell you what, the biggest jump scare of my life in a game was playing the first Outlast and going through that door toward the beginning where the hanging dude drops down in the

Yup, I’m a bit stumped on how to feel about this. On the one hand, it’s good that he’s talking about mental illness and the physical toll it takes, but at the same time, using the disability to drum up sympathy to get hired is a bit squicky.

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Man, the Tides of Time version of City of Forever with the giant swimming jellyfish monsters and the creepy music messed me up real good:

my air supply ran low, I was low on ammo, and there was a massive swarm of powerful monsters.

I won’t argue most of these, as even if I haven’t heard of a game, that doesn’t mean it’s not a good horror game, but seriously, you’re gonna put Eternal Darkness below Friday the 13th? Really? Really? I’m not here to argue that Eternal Darkness should be #1, but... Really?

Eh, I don’t knock this game for not being scary, as I don’t think that’s the kind of horror Lovecraft peddled in. As you and other commenters have said, Lovecraft is more about the gaping abyss and the unknown. Creeping dread and the pliability of perception and sanity. Sounds like the game does this well, more or

As with every other conservative and their grave concerns, I’ll believe this when I see it. Kavanaugh’s very position on the court makes it a mockery. These people don’t get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

I understood that reference.

I have trouble having respect for Smith. He is a voice of reason (ish), but as long as he continues to work there, he is part of the problem. There really is no other side to the story. If he thinks he is propping decency and accountability to facts up by staying there, he needs to take a step back and take a good

You’re just being lavol s.