My name already turns up nothing. I’m good.

I think there’s a difference because Hydra is an actual organization, not just an idea like fascism.

I’d prefer my name to be unsearchable. I’d be thanking the famous Tom Holland.

Then you find out you were the prior maintainer…

Probably not. They are the two biggest wars our country has ever fought.

You’d be wrong. Though you could say I didn’t hate it at least. But I certainly hadn’t made up my mind yet.

I played the first game with a friend. Which is largely why I even finished it. It’s pretty overwhelming because you’re left to figure out a lot on your own. Second game I played on my own. After that is when I knew I liked it, or at least toward the end of that second game.

I can’t think of anything other than grand strategy games that I’ve been that indecisive over. Everything else has been within like 3 hours. Some barely even 20 minutes.

Gumbo

It largely depends on the type of game. There’s are plenty of games I’ve played where you’re still in the tutorial after 2 hours. Hell, I don’t think I knew if I liked EU4 until I was like 50+ hours in.

You don’t need 2 hours to figure out if you like Super Meat Boy though. You’ll know in less than an hour. Probably less than that.

For those who wonder how you could play a game for 50+ hours and not know if you like it; it’s a grand strategy game with lots of functionally. A full game can easily be 50+ hours depending on how fast you let the game run, and your first game is definitely going to have a lot of pausing trying to figure out various functionality. First game is or two is just figuring out the basic gameplay.

Deserved

No, it’s chalk.

They made a TV episode about the traffic in Atlanta? Wild.

Show off your expenses.

I’m living proof that that isn’t true. I’ve done two so far. Had to throw the first one out. Completely inedible. Second one I still undercooked.

But I did find out the probe on my smoker is pretty far off at high temps. So, hoping my next one is better since I got a new thermometer.

Also means I need to check that the sensor for the smoker isn’t as messed up.

Can be? Yes. Will be? I doubt it. And that’s the only point I’m trying to make.

First off, very few people have been held accountable in your example situation. Which is a travesty IMO. Secondly, it’s far easier to keep track of and store a weapon. Thirdly, the risk is completely different.

I’d much rather it be an all or nothing thing. And nothing is by far the better option, for every reason you stated.

I think I left shortly after things were no longer chronological. It’s been so long I can’t remember what the last straw was. I don’t remember seeing stuff from non-friends though.

That’s a terrible enforcement mechanism. Do you not remember being under 16 or are you just naive? I did a bunch of shit I never told my parents about. They can’t watch me 24/7.

Robots can feel humiliated?

It is always time for burritos and beer.