torchbearer
torchbearer
torchbearer

Think of it as a form of immersion therapy. There are dirty things out there that you could clean, you know they are there, you know where they are, but a rational person would allow them to exist. An irrational person would steal their co-worker's keys during the day and travel to their home with a can of easy-off

Would make sense that the master control program would use a meat puppet. That is also how the warehouses work, meat puppets taking orders from handheld electronics.

The practical/insane will use a bed sheet to obscure their faces and ensnare the device followed by foil or other signal blocking material to prevent broadcast of GPS or cameras. Added perk, as long as you aren't the recipient of the payload, you can also frame someone for the theft.

Which is why in the digital age some companies have really leaned hard on region locking. I am kind of surprised that AU hasn't been placed in a region with similar pricing structures. From the consumer standpoint, they will usually go for the best price/least work (a mix of the two) but if I were in one of the

Ah, the grey (if they are legal copies but not released in your region) or black markets. With those you can also get them cheap but the studio that worked on it may not be getting anything.

There is one catch for Steam though (this is the same for all platforms), for PC titles that are released simultaneously on physical media and digital they keep both copies at full price. This might be a means of appeasing the demands of the stores since they would probably stop carrying your goods or demand a deep

The Zelda 3DSXL Bundle is $150 in-store at Target if you can find one

Because if they are red then they are corrupted by the MCP. If they are blue they fight for the user, if they are yellow they could be good (Flynn) or evil (Flynn 2.0)

I was so enraged with how bad the story was and how they crapped out for the ending that the brief time you had the pack was unable to alleviate the game. I should qualify it with the overall concept for the story was interesting (alternate dimension, Tesla, aliens, etc.) but the execution was just terrible.

As they pointed out it is the UK's super fun alternative to Carnival and Mardi Gras. So instead of depravity and drunkenness you can have a pancake.

As it should be, at that point I might as well make a quiche.

If you've ever had a chocolate pie where the filling isn't pudding but rather a baked substance similar to a gooey brownie, then you have had chocolate chess pie.

That is probably correct, going by the standards of the lists here. That and since rhubarb in pie is a crime against humanity, that would therefore mean chess pie is the same as being hit by a car.

Green Bean Casserole is a bullshit marketing ploy to get you to buy Campbell's soup and French's fried onions. You probably could cover American cheese and peanut butter rolls stuffed with Cincinnati chili in it and make them palatable.

They may have had one of these to cover the singles.

I swear to Christ that people who set out appetizers are trying to sabotage your plan or something. The same with people who have multiple pies.

For those looking for an easy cranberry sauce that doesn't also have the option of cutting a hole in it and fucking it prior to service, you can always make it fresh by taking the berries, sugar, water, and possibly citrus zest if you're not a god damned heathen, throw them in a saucepan, cover and bring to a boil.

But if he said "Who wants 'Sloppy Seconds'?".... it would probably have the same level of silence.

This is great until the child learns "It is easier to ask forgiveness than permission".

The one thing I loved about AC3 (haven't done Black Flag yet) was how epic the sea battles felt on the big screen with the audio blasting out of the surround, I wonder how it will feel on headphones and the small screen? For sure it looks promising but I feel the scale might be missing.