Sweet! Free knife box!
They don't seem to ask this anymore but... yeah.
Side note, I miss when they gave free coffee samples.
There's no way that's the average date price, unless we're dealing with a severe skew because a billionaire boy threw the curve with his pointlessly expensive million dollar date.
What's the median date price? $40? Let's hit the beach and talk. Lol
I hope to someday haunt a person's HVAC system. No, I won't take away their AC during a heat wave but they're going to wonder why it keeps setting itself to one degree lower than they keep setting it to.
I'm going to cause so many family arguments.
I'll never understand why anyone would swallow very hot drinks. The article is mostly about that, hot coffee or tea can still be pleasantly warm and fine. But I knew people who drink their coffee painfully hot and... why? To feel ALIVE?
Granted I also don't understand why people smoke or drink alcohol so... eh.
I mean, it's good to have a "legal" archive of things but there's several lovely collections of box art and other things being archived across many services. I personally like how much Launchbox has collected, although I can't use it anymore since going Linux. For PC, ExoDOS is also a great collection, too, as they actively seek out obscure DOS and Win 3.x games from the community.
At the end of the day, the only real way to archive gaming history is through emulation and piracy. Frankly the industry deserves as much.
Well... technically IQ is statistically adjusted to be centered on 100 with a standard deviation of 15 so the average IQ would go from 100 to 100 in both places.
I didn't even know it ended, since I stopped watching TV. Glad it's getting a resurgence.
I'm pretty sure he said as much, actually. At the very least I recalled him admiring his generals.
I have those dreams once in a while and yes, they leave you angry at your partner. I think not being listened to is a serious pet peeve of mine, though.
I'm partial to Tetris Effect, but I suppose it's not that normal. In VR it's amazing but there is a standard way to play too.
I learned early on not to fabricate stories that I'll lose track of. I love lying by omission, though, as you can tell half the story and it's easier to keep track of that way.
Granted, I generally didn't do things I needed to lie about and have always been upfront with questionable actions, like selling pirated anime CDs in high school and stuff. My parents are way worse than I'll ever be, though, and when I got kicked out of the house, it was usually because my dad was drunk and delusional, not because I did anything wrong.