type shit my cousin used to vaguebook about in 2013

I say that based on preference and here’s an IGN review from 2013 saying

Going in, I had to question whether Infinite could live up to the BioShock name after having discarded its signature world of Rapture, with its Big Daddies and Little Sisters and warring philosophies, and starting from scratch. On the way out, I’m forced to seriously question which is the better game.

I just think the story is better and I have a kind of autistic fascination with the Tea Party movement. I genuinely love Bioshock but I’d rather just re-read Atlas Shrugged and it’s twist at the end is one step above “it was all a dream” IMO

What falls apart? I have plenty of gripes with the gameplay (the skyhook is underutilized and half the vigors are introduced way too late-game to leave an impression, most players have their combat strategy locked in by the time they get “Undertow”) but the story and world building are near-perfect and bulletbulletproof IMO. I have literally never heard this criticism before

People said the same thing when Infinite was announced as not even taking place in Rapture and yet many (most?) people consider it the best in the series

Based and ttrue

Wut? Lol Steve Irwin has had one of the greatest posthumous image rehabilitation in history. He may have never harmed anything, but he sure didn’t respect them either. He was pretty disliked by conservationists when he was still alive.

Christianity is one hell of a drug. Most of these women believe in more of a “seperate but equal” approach to sex division.

This article delves into the legal developments, bioethical nuances, and societal perspectives surrounding posthumous sperm use, particularly in the context of soldiers falling during their service. It analyzes the Israeli example during The Swords of Iron War, where the bioethical dilemma is decided based on national solidarity, beyond the “clean” bioethical-legal discussion.

I dont know what to call them but these things are not human

What about second fake assassination attempt?

Perhaps, but most Western sellers just see the whole of Africa as a “dangerous” place to ship to, just like the Middle East, etc. They might be afraid that factors outside of their control will prevent delivery, and in which case eBay is aggressively pro-buyer in such disputes.

Personally, I do not ship internationally at this point and have seen many friends lose thousands shipping and item around the world, only to get charged an obligated refund 5 months later when the buyer says it was never delivered to their 7th floor coffin home in Taiwan.

Oh yeah and was the site of Impact Plastics, the company that killed 4 women during Hurricane Helene by waiting until the parking lot was under 3 feet of water to evacuate the building.

Oh yay, my hometown

Dont get my hopes up

Haha, that’s awesome. By coincidence, I was looking at a P3 XC70 last fall when I was car shopping, but it was too beat up for me.

Ended up getting a Buick Regal TourX. I love my wagons.

I say to let the market decide. Stop subsidizing gasoline costs and people might be more discretionary, but I don’t think they should be banned outright. There’s plenty of utility in a sports utility vehicle.

If you can get your hands on one. A V70R is my dream car behind a 240 Torslanda, but both now seem to be in the “scalped by 21 year olds” category. A XC70 is only slightly different and much more available

And it’ll do it for the next 75 years

Post-Recession, Pre-COVID. Youre in the green

I had a V8 and it was maybe my favorite car I’ve ever had. If not that, then the most capable. I threw a whole 6.5’ sofa in the back and took it across the state. Not even my brother’s GMC Suburban can haul that much volume

Somewhere between the UK and US is the most politically perfect country. It must be