Yes, we do. We just don't feel it's worth mentioning you because most of the time all you say is stupid shit like, "You do know that people outside of North America use the Internet as well, right?"
It IS a very long road, and as they approach the end they'll see where other drivers are going and follow them, only attempting to overtake if there's sufficient space on the road to do so.
What they WON'T do is pull off the road and try and drive through a forest full of trees, holes and boulders, no matter how many people stand at the edge of the woods urging them to do so.
You win. That was the best analogy in this discussion.
I think you may have misunderstood the point I was trying to make. It's not about the fact that a game is being played. If people find it fun, good for them.
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Why would you assume that? I pay monthly for cable, yet i don't feel pressured to watch a lot of television.
Yes, we do. We just don't feel it's worth mentioning you because most of the time all you say is stupid shit like, "You do know that people outside of North America use the Internet as well, right?"
You don't already have one?
You screw a hook into the head, then hang it where you'd like. Try to think these things through in the future.
The last thing we need is every asshole having a mammoth to park on mailboxes, flight master,etc.
You have no imagination.
It IS a very long road, and as they approach the end they'll see where other drivers are going and follow them, only attempting to overtake if there's sufficient space on the road to do so.
What they WON'T do is pull off the road and try and drive through a forest full of trees, holes and boulders, no matter how many people stand at the edge of the woods urging them to do so.
You win. That was the best analogy in this discussion.
Next time you see your parents, punch them in the face for raising an asshole.
It might be time to give up listening to late night talk radio.
Is it any worse than yet another story about the President's blackberry?
There was this show called Star Trek back in the 70's
There was also one in the 60's.
I think you may have misunderstood the point I was trying to make. It's not about the fact that a game is being played. If people find it fun, good for them.
I was trying to say the the Beatles suck.
All short straws, it seems.
I'm not that sad.
I haven't look at my hunter yet, what the hell did they do?
Blatant rip off of Slackware.
It is free as in available to everyone, regardless of employment status, pre-existing conditions, or insurancy company revocation.
That is already the case.
It's also free as in much cheaper than our current system.
What kind of double talk is that? Cheaper is not free.
This sounds like people want health care without the inconvenience of having to pay for it.
If we unite, we can have free healthcare supported by tax money
As a taxpayer, I can not see how health care supported by tax money is free.
Manuals are only there for the weak.
It's easy to log off, but it sure take a long damn time for the game to shut down.
We're #1!
Yes, because the "poor B'Stards that get trash dumped on their doorstep" are too stupid to understand what is going on. Fuck you.
In your world, there is no added expense to deliver a pizza than to have the customer pick it up?
No, but you can feel free to ignore it.
Actually, We still play first edition. I didn't realize they made that change.