ShadySands

Is Consortium bad game or did it developer screw up something or is there some other reason why it sequel don't interest people? Anybody know or have educated guesses? I really liked Consortium. It was short and initially pretty buggy but the C&C was top notch

I even got a promotional email from an airline that I'll never fly again with it

Wouldn't a desktop be better performance for the price? Edit- Just trying to see if there is a reason that you decided to move from 27" iMac to a laptop since the former isn't exactly portable

I might have to spring for this but dunno if the wife will be down for it since I still have two unopened Sphero BB-8s

Consortium was pretty good which makes me sad that their KS for the sequel is doing so poorly

It's a feature™

Is it sad that my first thought was that the Sonoran desert has two rainy seasons?

I don't think it will be close enough for the superdelegates to make the difference but if I'm (hopefully) wrong I can see there being some fallout. Especially from the crowd already posturing to not support Clinton if Sanders doesn't win. Will it be enough to possibly cost her the general election? Also, here's another perspective (or maybe just wishful thinking) on the superdelegates After Sanders' Big Win in New Hampshire, Establishment Figures Want to Scare You with Superdelegates. Here's Why It's Bull****

I dunno how I missed this before Woman Uses Her Obituary To Campaign For Bernie Sanders

I've only had catfish pan fried, sorry

What game is that? Nevermind, figured it out from the what are you playing now thread

I beat XCom2 and the new SR:HK mini campaign and am now playing the waiting game for SWTOR ...Nevermind, it's back to CK2

Both, except that I like bacon but usually on or with other things. I don't like most breakfast foods though but I like cereal for dinner every now and then. Unless there's a Waffle House in which case I may need to be rolled out. EDIT- I don't like chocolate or most sweets either https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ_R-G_i4Xk

No, I've just started it today

Heading down the street to try some new beer joint that opened up http://www.littlemachinebeer.com/our-beer/ Tried almost everything they have and now I need a nap

^Also curious but I doubt my wife would let me make it Bruce, my wife cooks a lot also but mostly breakfast and I'm actually not a big fan of breakfast. She used to cook a lot more but after the first time I cooked for her she pretty much designated me head chef

Slick Willy is on the attack but let's focus on more important things like this hard hitting piece from journalistic juggernauts Elite Daily

I got my appetite back and felt like cooking so this past week I made some mussels in a beer sauce that turned out amazing and also a nice lamb stew that people kept dropping by to taste and was even better the next day

Superboll! I hope Manning retires now PS Eli did not look happy

Sorry Bruce, but I'm actually really glad that it's not an echo chamber in here

Me too but my minority dem friends prefer Sanders Most of my family and friends live on the coasts --California (North and South), Washington D.C., NYC, Philadelphia, Oregon. A few were Sun Devil and Wildcat graduates though. They're conservative though. Go Cats! Arizona is pretty conservative also excepting the area that I'm from which is blue and honestly a bit hipstery. Most of the people I know and hang out with in Denver aren't even from the US and tend to lean leftish. That said, the older crowd in my family does swing heavily in favor of Clinton but pretty much everyone I know around my age or younger that would* vote blue supports Bernie. *Had to add this because probably about half of my old military buddies would never vote Democrat no matter what**. Straight party line voters pretty much. **Though some of them hate Hillary so much that it wouldn't be outside the realm of possibility that they would vote for Bernie now and the Republican nominee after

Yes I am very fortunate....its weird because most South Africans would jump at this but for me I feel I have a commitment here but I still want to understand what moving would mean Good point, they have branches in major cities of each state but you work from home, have virtual meetings and manage your appointments so I am basically talking about living in the capital city of each state and not living in the country side How is Arizona? It looks very hot from what I have seen, can you describe life there. If you don't mind any details you can share ? Minor quibble but the capital city isn't usually the largest city in most states. Arizona is very large and it has a bit of everything (except ocean) but Phoenix, the capital and largest city, is a very, very hot and sprawling city that I'm not really sure I would appeal to you. On the plus side it's fairly cheap and there's lots of outdoorsy stuff to do a few hours in any direction It really depends on what you are looking for

Me too but my minority dem friends prefer Sanders That's in AZ though where our local Rep is one of the few who backed Sanders EDIT- Forgot to post this since no woman that I know under 50 supports Clinton