ManifestedISO

Even if I could, I would, because I should.

Yeah, I went there, too, through the desert of PoE disinterest, even disdain, abandoning three or four character builds after the first play. Somehow now it just works. Party-based real-time is a subliminal touchstone, I guess. I blame Cruel/Deceptive dialogue choices for the renewed interest. Which bodes well for Tyranny.

I heard Denver Comic Con just happened, probably fewer tacos, though. Today my imaginary housekeeper who never shows up failed to report, again, so, I broke-out the Lime-Away and took the bathroom to task. And the kitchen ... taught that tile a lesson it won't soon forget. At least for a couple weeks. The gleam of squeaky clean is its own reward, but I did such a good job, my actual reward was new towels and a red toaster.

Chihuahua racing ... tell me more!

Had me going, thought for sure it was a tale of discovering the neighbor. Can't return to that section of trail. ... An English word for rock damage on car glass ... chip. The headlight was chipped. The windshield has a chip in it.

Whew, been a long time since I sat from ten in the morning 'til 2am with an isometric RPG. Seriously, I am six-member partying like it's 1999, with PoE. Except, back then I could do gaming marathons. Now, my back hurts, my neck is sore, and my wrist is on pins and needles.

Congratulations!

Not really food but not a drink for the drinking thread, coconut water with espresso. So good.

I was hoping for this Why would you be hoping for this, Texas is never going to secede from the USA....surly people arent serious about this? You're my friend, so I'm holding this intervention out of love. surly adj 1. Sullenly ill-humored; gruff Surly people are always serious. Ask me how I feel about religion or Barti how he feels about mayonnaise, you will get a surly response.

Think I'm ready, to pay to see Blake Lively risk her assets against Son of Jaws.

Playing the Blood Legacy quest in Dyrford Village with at least one rank in Cruel is pretty frightening, memorable, horrific, murderous, and creepy. My normally lawful good keyboard might have cracked. Sorry Kana, but it was either you or Sagani and she has a fox.

I love the concealed porch weapon. I'd probably keep a melee weapon in a discreet place, too. A good framing hammer will do a lot of damage.* *I mean against zombies or humans, not foxes

Sorry for the blurry image, this may not be literature related ... I can never tell, since I play for team speculative-fiction ... we lose most matches of wit. Anyway, saw this gem in BTAS, the Batman cartoon from '92, I thought the mistake was too obvious, and of course it was ... William Morrison published 'Crime and Its Causes' in 1891.

Ha, welcome to the party, pal.

oh, hmm, stabby, not clubby. Or both. I saw an accuracy bonus with clubs and went for the beatings. Maybe a couple stilettos and I can pretend to be Elektra.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wotf_l-ht7I

Rolled a PC priest thanks to this thread, for the first time, and am having a blast as Deceptive/Cruel. I put her up front with Eder, clubbing the bejesus out of enemies with super accuracy and mondo interrupt. Also with Durance in the party, Holy Radiance is a fire-based free-for-all. Of all my playthroughs, Priest is my new favorite class.

This might be knee-jerk, but Chrysler may have killed Anton. His Grand Cherokee vehicle model is under recall for faulty gearshifts ... falsely indicating Park mode when physically still in neutral.

Got lucky here, somehow restrained to the low-80s. Not sure about inland, I stop watching weather reports during heat waves so I don't psyche myself out. Although I just learned it was 118 in Borrego, the desert to the east.

Yes, normal. No one has the game yet. Very soon.

Getting closer to discovering the pumpkin peach ale Budweiser warned me about during the Super Bowl. Ballast Point Barmy ... 'a strong golden ale made with apricots and orange blossom honey, a tart fruitiness and a sweet, but not too sugary, finish'. Has the ABV of a wine, 12%, but it's hidden well. Good sipping beer, unique taste and a fun experience, but only one per sitting.

Punctuated with moments playing sack, if you're lucky. That bottle opener is tight.

Oh my god, 2016 has got to be kidding.