

Unironically, yes.
Source: Student of History.


Unironically, yes.
Source: Student of History.
Youve heard of a bull market, you’ve heard of a bear market.
Now enjoy this seig fail market


Part of the argument is that all of God’s words are law, which makes sense. If a perfect omnipotent omniscient being tells you anything: it’s law.
If He says not to look back (ignoring the obvious metaphor) then doing so invites Divine retribution.
Urgh, now I feel like Micheal Bay responding to every Goof in his movies on IMBD.


There is far more control over the game mode now. I believe you can disable the storylines.
There’s no player economy, but the lastest update allows you to ‘buy’ space stations, which is a massive money sink: efficient farming is crucial to fund a station buying spree.
Also, if you haven’t played since before expeditions: they’re very cool self-contained story lines.


More likely cancer, but yeah.
Aged like a cracked egg.
It’s that. Attention to detail.
Rather, the care imparted into a work of art.
If they don’t care, neither do I.
There is nothing wrong with this.
Beef still contains a lot of water, enough to float when frozen.
Wow! Full size Mers bars!


Look behind you when leaving town? Believe it or not: death.
I quite like web also in my browser.
I despise electron “apps”.
I’m inclined to think that when ‘reading’ in a dream, you’re actually just dreaming the concept as if having read it.
It’s your dream, you already ‘know’ what a sign says.
If that makes any sense at all…


It’s the only reason he knew what the “things” was.
Silver lining? Just maybe software vendors might be a little more careful with memory usage.
I won’t hold my breath though.
That’s the joke :-)
But Y-wing male models?
Shipbreaking is the most satisfying feature added to this game ever.


Interesting.
I’d always considered that the translation that resulted in the virgin (chaste) Mary rather than virgin (unwed) was dubious; but not extended that to murder/death/kill for that commandment.
Bullshit is as bullshit does as it momma used to say
Oh shit, is forgotten about that.
I’ll upgrade my answer from cancer to horrific birth defects.