The Blu-ray drives on Xbox Ones and PS4s are nearly twice as fast as the DVD drive on the 360. A 6x Blu-ray drive maxes out around 220mbps, whereas a 12x DVD drive hits about 120mbps.

I don’t let it go to my head. I put my shirt on one leg at a time just like everyone else.

I’m no rocket surgeon and even I know that replacing the ham in a hamburger with cheese makes it vegetarian.

Partridge also gives it a 20th-century origin, when it clearly existed before 1900, in print, on both sides of the Atlantic. But yes, it was used sarcastically after a while.

That one is a bit less all-American. (though if you flip to American English we can confirm its usage in print was peaking around the time both films were made)

So change it to amber. It was an option in Fallout 3 and New Vegas, can’t imagine why it wouldn’t be this time around.

Not only do you pay a $45 premium at the time of purchase, there’s also a $25 ‘administration fee’ that you have to include with the boots (which you ship to them at your expense) every time you make a repair/replacement claim.

What needed developing? His hobbies? His hat size? His bolognese recipe? We know everything we need to know about him.

Not a weapon, that’s armed robbery. But yeah, if no one was ever in danger, this is just theft. Robbery requires the threat of harm.

Your story, it is cool.

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He didn’t even know the cameras were running. Or that he was on a movie set. Or that there was a guy next to him in a Chewbacca costume. Last thing he remembers is walking into this weird-looking Chipotle.

Here's how it works. Amazon gives your app away for free, the exposure doesn't result in increased sales, and you get inundated by emails from people who got your app for free. Among other things.

Here's how it works. Amazon gives your app away for free, the exposure doesn't result in increased sales, and you…

Lighten up, Ahab.

The disorder often results in formication