Your eyes may sting and your glands may burn, but your heart burns with a cold steel fury, for you have taken the measure of the onion and you have found it wanting.

When I worked at the restaurant, I always gave myself a good two minutes of walk-in time after prepping the veggies. Pulling me onto the line for a rush before I could get it was a surefire way to have me stumbling around half-blind for a good quarter hour.

Like a forest fire, I devour quickly and leave little to nothing behind. When I go to a restaurant, servers love me.

Do us all a favor and look up the minimum wage regulations for servers in the US.

Hahaha oh wow.

Esports Heaven quotes MYM CEO Khaled Naim as writing: " Kori plays since 1st January for MYM so we have nothing to do with SHC. Kori left the house and explained it already what the reasons were. I never threatend Kori lol."

Vast tracts of it.

Whatever kind of person does this deserves a swift kick in the ass, both literally and figuratively. That, and several months of mandatory psychological counseling and possibly jailtime.

The biggest complication I can imagine arising from that is having to take a few extra minutes to plan restaurant trips in unfamiliar areas. Then again, you seem like rational people.

It seems to be much more simple if you're playing on consoles and have vibration. I'm on PC, and thus have no vibration, so every lockpicking session is a matter of trial and error.

"One Hit Kills".

Step Two: Kick out the zombie's legs.

I've never felt comfortable with the word "female" in this context. At my last workplace, it was the primary word guys used to refer to women in any context. I tried several times to find out from my closer female work friends (completely acceptable in this context) if this offended them, but they maintained that…

The only way to deal proper damage to bad guys in Dying Light is by hitting them in the head. Or, before that: knocking out their legs so you can bop them in the noggin. Turning off auto-aim for melee and ranged weapons makes landing precise hits very tricky, which helps bring out that feeling of desperation that…

Welp. Looks like I'm getting a PS4.

I know that the people who need a tofu substitute are probably those allergic to soy who don't eat meat, but I still have the same gut reaction to "tofu substitute" that one might have to "hypoallergenic peanuts".

I'm glad other people enjoyed this and it's getting a second season. I found it to be incredibly heartwarming, and that's coming from someone who is usually completely apathetic to romance plots.

Is it more common in particular areas? I'm considering applying to the JET program and noise levels can be an issue for me.

It's a thin line, isn't it? A little bit and you feel like you haven't made an effort. Too much and you feel like a dirtbag.

Right? You wouldn't (or more likely, would) believe the crap I got thrown at me the one time I posted a video of mine on an Open Topic here.