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  1. I was sitting in my house and I heard a rumble and my house started shaking slightly and I was like, "Neat". That was all.
  2. Dude, PV is a good time. Great hiking, amazing storms, good party scene. Also if you get the chance, hit Los Parejas in town for tacos. Super good.
  3. The pixel remaster is on steam for $18. FINAL FANTASY VI on Steam STORE.STEAMPOWERED.COM The original FINAL FANTASY VI comes to life with completely new graphics and audio! A remodeled 2D take on the sixth game in the world-renowned FINAL FANTASY series! Enjoy the timeless story told through charming retro graphics. If you think pixel art is "old school visuals" that you can't stomach then you might be out of luck. There's no like, FFVII remake level version.
  4. He was able to do this because he's got, you know, just the best eyes. The best. Optometrist told him they're the best eyes he's ever seen. And he's seen a lot of eyes, you know.
  5. Steam does some extra bits when you run a game from it, but ultimately just launches the executable. So if you've changed the properties on the game .EXE itself to runs as admin by default, that's what it should do whether you run it from Steam or directly yourself.
  6. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Wouldn't matter because then it would be "well what if no bars or a cell tower outage?!". It's her weird logic. As another example, rarely we would get a babysitter when my kids were very young so we could treat ourselves to a break/night out. We live right outside of Philadelphia, on the Jersey side of the river. She refused to ever go anywhere in the city with me because "what if the bridges all go out and we're both stuck on the other side and can't get back to the kids in case of an emergency?" She'd let me take her over an hour+ away from home, still In NJ, but wouldn't go the whopping 2 miles into Philly with me because what if bridges. She just gets these potential scenarios in her head and has to hedge against them. I've learned not to argue.
  7. The Woman actually insists we keep a landline in case the power is out/our phone batteries are dead and there's an emergency and we need to call 911. Yes, we have a landline in the incredibly unlikely scenario that a multi-day power outage has resulted in dead batteries for every cell phone for every person living in my house followed by a 911-required emergency after the last battery has hit 0%.
  8. I've watched the Jon Stewart episodes and a few of the others, but not all of them. I watched a few with Kosta and the blonde woman (who's name is escaping me right now) co-hosting, a solo Kosta one and a Klepper one from earlier this week and all of them had only green screen segments. I'm probably just unlucky in the episodes I've seen. I'll check out the ones you linked.
  9. OK, good to know. I'll keep an eye out; those field reports were always great. So far all the episodes I've seen in the current season have only had "green screen" correspondent segments.
  10. I'm very tempted. I like books and magazines. Sure I can digital everything, but there's something about the tactile feeling of turning a page or closing a book when you finish it that you don't get from reading on a screen. I love my Kindle, but finishing a physical book is somehow far more satisfying than reaching the last page on a device. I can't explain it. Plus magazines give you something to read on the shitter when your phone battery is low.
  11. I too have sold a home for more than its value. In any case, I've been enjoying his episodes. The format is kind of weird, being a returning TDS fan. Do the correspondents not do field reports anymore? Overall though I'm digging the show again.
  12. Sounds like it made more sense back in 1973 when it was written. At least, if the article is to be believed, the intent was good. Modern application, not so much.
  13. I mean, nobody really knows how these dudes will perform in the NFL. Not even the analysts who are paid to "know" these things. It's a coin toss or worse on every one of them. Most of the QBs drafted in the first round never have even a single 4000 yard/24+TD season once in their careers. Almost half of them never make it to a second contract. 30% don't last 5 seasons with the team that drafted them. Fans get hyped up on college stats and Combine numbers, but at the end of the day it's a dice roll.
  14. Howell isn't bad. He got kind of a rough deal here. We couldn't protect him because of our shit-tier line and Rivera apparently didn't think it necessary to game plan around that. He's got a good arm and can make plays. I expect him to be more successful in a new environment. They will. I'm hoping Maye, or maybe Daniels. A lot of our idiot fanbase are stumping for Williams which is goofy and dumb; he already has one foot on the train to Bustville.
  15. I hope someone picks up RWBY. I enjoyed that one.
  16. I'm not a fan of the man and certainly not a fan of the Eagles, but I gotta give it to him; he was good. And he also made the greatest speech in the history of sports: https://youtu.be/DhIFNxEz1qc?si=_zvMvCzUmrmX1el5
  17. All the official download links are toast and if you do have the installer it will fail to find/download it's necessary config files.
  18. Started FFVII: Rebirth, but slept like ass last night so I fell asleep during the intro and gotta start over.
  19. lol at the honoree name. Excellent. Much appreciated pal.
  20. Oh hey it's all good! Nothing wrong happened here, guys. It's apparently just the "radical left" making up a bunch of hullabaloo for nothing. The assault had nothing to do with any of it and, guess what? Transgender people don't even exist! After Nex Benedict’s Death, Oklahoma Schools Chief Defends Strict Gender Policies - The New York Times WWW.NYTIMES.COM The Oklahoma school superintendent, Ryan Walters, said “radical leftists” had created a narrative about the death of 16-year-old Nex Benedict that “hasn’t been true.”
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