Being able to eat my burger when accelerating after the light turns to green.

It's like normal slave work, but they don't try to hide it.

Any mod that changes an NPC into Thomas the tank engine does not detract from the intended game experience.

So, I have read and been told this many times before. Some times I will rewatch the movie to try and see that narrative. And I'll admit, I'm and idiot. But I can't get past the idea of: Bugs are just icky, no matter the size. Remove at all costs.

I have a rule that if I see a commercial or an unskipable ad (even if it's unskipable for the first five seconds) on YouTube or wherever. That I never buy that product.

It's a race to the bottom now. And the Republicans have a huge head start. Dems are nosediving to catch up.

It's not even just the poorly educated out here. A lot of intelligent conservatives that are blinded by religion. You can be smart and a moron at the same time.

What's it like living with that kind of hope?

"Users ask EA to shut down new EA app, and just use Steam."

Legally, only if you let them. Illegally, what's the point of the conversation on the first place?

The settlement also requires GM to obtain consent from customers before collecting their driving behavior data, and allow them to request and delete their data if they choose.

That's what the question should be, yes. But now it's only used if corporate America is the target. Actual acts of terrorism against us degens is just another Tuesday.

This is the first I heard about it at all.

Just checked, it's in one theater an hour and a half away from me. That combined with it being an animation, no wonder it did poorly.