Some people get decision paralysis or FOMO so bad they can't enjoy the game. I can be pretty bad in a similar way. I hardly ever finish a game even if I love it because I'm gonna do every side quest before I do the main quest and I just never get around to it.
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I still think the Wii U failed entirely because of the name. Parents, or even worse grandparents, are not going to pay out new console money for something they think the kids already have. If they looked into it at all many would get the impression it's just a big expensive controller for the Wii they already have.
Oh well, Wii U died in a ditch so the awesome Switch could feast on its corpse.
It's also about the two thousandth time everybody in America has heard that Brits call cookies biscuits. It's not even funny the first time, just like an "oh, ok" moment.
American Southern style biscuits are unlike anything made in the UK to my knowledge. There's just no comparison.
If you ever come through West Virginia, don't miss Tudor's Biscuit World. They're literally everywhere. I have had so many home made southern style soul food biscuits in my life but nothing beats Tudor's. The biscuits and gravy are top notch but you'll be doing yourself wrong if you don't get a sandwich. Some people get a side of gravy to dip the sandwich.
Can I just say the idea of starter house is seeming really out of touch when most people in the country will never own a home.
Don't worry it was completely ignored. Laws are just mild suggestions for the rich.
War on Terror lies got Bush 2 reelected. That and the corrupt government of Florida plus the corrupt supreme Court.
In the US the cops come by schools and fingerprint every kid when they're about 10 years old. They did it thirty years ago to me and they still do it today.
Yeah but with no empire to back its value, gold is worthless except as jewelry or a very good but brittle conductor.
It was rare. That's it. Also easily made into coins.
Things like that would be useless in full collapse.
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Everyone even tangentially related to healthcare is terrified of violating HIPAA in a way that leaves evidence that can be traced back to them. So the corps force dumb shit like this, while the employees are perfectly happy to tell all kinds of private health information to anyone who will listen. Especially if it's funny or gross.