CastlevaniaNut18

It probably sounds crazy to you, but I had no real issue with Snatcher and Policenauts back in the day. And that was on a D-pad. People play Telltale games on console. If you can use a cursor to shoot a weapon while moving around in a game, then Mario Galaxy isn't that hard. This really isn't that complicated and I don't understand why you're so insistent on it.

Nope.

There's really nothing so complex about the cursor that it couldn't be mapped to the second analog stick. You're making this more complicated than it is.

About goddamn time. Fucking Republicans.

It's not just that you're serving athletes junk food, it's that they're being served fucking McDonald's at an event at the fucking White House where they're supposed to be honored. That's what's fucking trashy.

I just can't wrap my head around going to the WH to be honored and being served cold McDonald's.

Is this for real? Why would you serve them garbage fast food at the White House? Did the team actually request this?

Having played through RE2 on N64 more than a decade ago, I prefer to go into this pretty blind. No demos for me.

I'm not super hyped at this point. I guess it's been so long and there are other shows I enjoy more these days. I'll be watching it to see it through to the end. Wonder how predictable it's going to be. I think you missed the sarcasm.

Yeah, like how do they make these games where you have to use a cursor to shoot on console? So complicated. Uncharted was such a mess.

Dumb, trashy people exist literally everywhere. California is not immune. Kab has his own horror stories.

I could write a lengthy book on my experiences, as could just about any nurse who works with the unwashed masses.

Well, I recently took care of a guy who swallowed razor blades for the 12th or 15th time in the last year and a woman who OD'ed on meth because she shoved 28 grams up her vagina during a drug bust, then cursed out the staff with her boyfriend because they weren't allowed to shower together. I can handle just about anything these days.

Good lord, I said that in the post above.

I've never seriously looked into it, but knowing and having worked with various travel nurses, you work for an agency, take an assignment to a hospital for a certain period of time, and most of the time you're set up with a place to live while you're on assignment or at least assistance in paying for your rent. Depends on the agency you work for and the demand in a particular area. It's quite lucrative and a lot of nurses who are single and willing to bounce around from place to place do it and make damn good money.