Malcador

Hit a wall with this damn mission First Blood in Nexus, can't kill the enemy before I fail the objective. I did clear it but lost 2 ships I need for the next mission. And no way to turn difficulty down without restarting the whole game, hah.

Today, I try to find a way to replace myself with a shell script

How many pages on Miranda's ass ?

Is a New Zealander doing this, people assumed it was an American - which is odd as no firearms involved.

Well, I guess it depends on how far into denial they go, after some point whitewashing the CSA starts to belie that.

Neither, first saw him as Prince William of Orange in Sharpe, which maligns the historical Prince a fair bit.

When one of the top men says stuff like It sort of makes it clear. Also funny when you see the walking corpse Stephens appears to be in photos But then again, that Lost Cause crap is easy to fall for.

Not knowing what I am doing is turning out to be a very bad idea in Nexus. Should have read the manual, but slowly plodding along, silly me was trying to use all my weapons and wondering why the Whiskers wouldn't lose its shields. Still is a very fun game, shame the sequel failed its Kickstarter.

Getting the vaccine slowly here, I think I'll get vaccinated sometime in September. Means I get to be the one to go outside for everything for the family (all are pretty high risk). Huh, never noticed the typo there in all the times watching this movie.

The answer definitely is not "because the receptionist is smoking". Friend's experience.

I hate that question in interviews. I feel attacked.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was a warning, indeed.

Hm, doesn't work for me on the Warhammer Community page, but suppose that'll get fixed. Good for him, giving 40k fans the bolter porn they need

Because the Pentagon is part of the US government, so it's not like the NSC are some random dudes off the street.

Always bring in oversight, surely the Pentagon can raise a persuasive case for a strike if it's actually needed and is based on reliable data. US civilians like to kill **** as much as the uniformed services, anyway. It's a bit much to complain you need to notify and/or justify w.r.t your actions.

November 19 is Men's Day.

It's not that dramatic an increase in control, though. Have to think the Pentagon doing things the civilian leadership was not involved in or is even aware of is a bad idea going forward, as well. Is why you lost 'nam!

What is scary about civilian oversight of the military, though ? As for the Pakistan example, I think they'd still go with the drone strikes all that changes is they need to check it with others.

Gamers are just whiners, hopefully the industry exploits them more and harder in the future.

How does this decision affect any of this though ? Sounds like more civilian control of military which isn't a bad thing.

Probably could, at least the meth, maybe cheaper than Oregon. Meth addiction is a problem in Maine, last I had checked. Also seems that in smaller towns, it's always meth.

https://tucson.com/news/local/aids-argument-used-as-arizona-house-votes-to-let-businesses-ignore-mask-mandates/article_77272972-17bc-53db-ad50-4f6bf3a81721.html Interesting reasoning, of sorts.

If anyone asks me "Why?" the answer is usually "Because I want to end this conversation".

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/capitol-insurrectionist-suspect-flees-kenya-010000659.html Kenyans, America is not sending their best.

When they come for our JC Denton avatars, that's terror.