...Tobias?

The let down was belated, but still I'm constipated thinking of the hated F2P genre into which its sublimated.

Yeah, I shoulda specified.

Err, I don't know about you, but I spent close to 100% of combat time in isomorphic eye-in-the-sky perspective.

I want to endorse this response; the manner in which TVs are displayed is a spec delivered from outside the location, and I have witnessed employees get their hours docked for setting it up incorrectly. Source: I worked at a Best Buy for six months in college, though it was not in the TV department.

I bought an ebook copy with low expectations about a year ago. I follow the slow carb diet about four days a week, eat a reasonably healthy diet the rest of the time, and do myotatic crunches to spec about once a week. My results have been going from about 195lbs to about 170lbs, and developing two shadowy bits that…

STOP NO I'M A MORON TAKE THIS CRAP DOWN!

To expand on what anon_com said, I respect the notion that slowly paying down CC debt isn't as psychologically compelling as a lump sum, but I think you should be aware of the dollar cost of that choice.

Er, why not just pay down the CC debt?

Battered wife syndrome. I had the same experience with Battlestar Galactica.

Perhaps there will be a long epilogue mission where she's the PC?

Believe it or not, I have no vested interest in either dissing Tyson or convincing whoever you are. I was just making conversation until you decided to act like your approval was the object of attention.

That is no excuse.

It's rather more credible "You're wrong! I've heard he's a wonderful person!"

It's entirely true. Best Buy store 801 in Washington, DC, around... summer 2007? If your description is accurate, he must have been having an off day, because he mostly communicated in grunts and alternated between asking one of the guys with him to help explain and then interrupting when he did.

It's not a fantasy world, just because it's not representative of your experience, or even of the most common experience. Some advice isn't applicable to your (I infer) daily grind approach to employment, and sometimes that advice is going to get published. I suggest that you:

HE JUST ASKING HOW TO MAKE BABBY!

I actually met that guy once, when I worked at Best Buy. He was dumber than rocks. "Sir, the Playstation 2 is more expensive than the Playstation because it's plays newer games, and plays DVDs."

Beyond mocking you for posting a question that's not remotely related to the one being addressed, I'd advise you to consider that if you're currently paying below market in rent, then it's reasonable to expect the rent to go up. However, if you're currently paying about the market rate, then you should be aware that…

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