If a game is available on GoG I'll buy from GoG before I go to Steam. 

Venus Wars is awesome! 

St. George Terroir is a favorite of mine. 

There's no way they'll get everyone to agree to giving up their right to operate a motor vehicle anytime soon. 

Old tech isn't even a problem if the bike is solid and the price is right. The Royal Enfield Interceptor and Continental GT are basically outdated but solid design, decent build quality, and low prices have people raving over those bikes. 

Does Triumph actually make a big cruiser? Mostly their bikes look to be smaller to midsized to me, like Street Twin to the Bonneville variants. I didn't know if they made anything beefier than the Bonnevilles. 

St George Terroir is my absolute favorite gin. I'm surprised more Bay Area bars don't carry St George because it's a great local spirit distilled in Alameda. 

Yep. The “shcool’s out” district policy specifically addresses this problem.

Neat really isn’t the way to go most of the time. A little water from melting ice brings out the flavor of a good whisky.

Whatever they say makes it unsightly or heavily dented is what makes it unsightly or heavily dented. 

Republicans love to SAY that but when it comes down to it they love big government and lots of taxes and regulation. Just like Democrats love to SAY they're against giant corporations but of course they'll take their money and bail them out when they're about to go bankrupt and they won't even investigate corporate…

Why don't you have the ability to drink gin? 

What?! I hope that guy lawyers up because circumventing a lock to get onto private property without a warrant is trespassing. 

Nintendo wasn't the first to create a "mini game console" with multiple games built it. 

It's not. 

Don't most people have a DVD/Bluray player at home to watch movies on? I at least have a small collection of favorites I can watch any time or show to friends and family. 

My biggest problem with my library is most discs end up being so scratched up they won't play. 

Eh, many boats have had “autopilots” for decades. All it does on a boat is maintain your heading so you don’t have to keep on the wheel. Obviously someone still has to keep watch in case of a potential collision because the boat can’t navigate obstacles by itself.

That remains to be seen. We haven’t all died yet so until every last one of us dies I’ll say the evidence is inconclusive.

Pretty much any engine system malfunction is an emissions system malfunction too these days.