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The last paragraph addresses that bit: My guess would be it has something to do with the appeal of service. The military has always been popular as an option for those struggling to find their identity. There seems to be some overlap according to this survey.

It's also a ticket out of the service if that is what the service member wants.

Well hopefully they ban pregnancy next, that is also disruptive and medically expensive.

It's never had a decent development team, though. I wonder what will happen with Ian Currie and Turbine, since Turbine seems to be in a slow motion march to the death? He is probably the only guy who could do it, although I'd be interested to see what Firaxis could do with it as well. Xcom 2 had quite a bit of the JA feel. The crazy thing is all those security contractors you hear about in the news sound exactly like they are coming out of the Jagged Alliance database.

I don't buy it, probably just somewhere in the Mojave desert.

I have really big itching to start this one up. I have it on my backlog for a very long time :-P It's a pretty solid old school game. My one piece of advice is don't try to go for a jack of all trades character, focus on one type of build.

I stayed up late playing Underrail. My assassin build is way better than my crossbow guy.

You could just laugh at the dumb reviewer instead of making it about 'society'

Ok, that looks expensive. I will have an RX-9 if they keep it under $35k, I should say. The RX-8 was pretty reasonably priced, so I hope they keep that trend.

I will buy an RX-9 in 4 years. It is written in stone.

volo dont be afraid of the truth, Russia did interfere in the US election with an intention to undermine Clinton and assure that Trump won I can explain anything about this you may not be clear on? If ur outraged over hackers leaking DNC documents to undermine Hillary to the voters, then u should be equally appalled at the DNC for undermining Sanders for Hillary.... I am sure if Clinton won, it might be the bigger story. But she isn't the President. (Not that I think much of the whole Russian controversy myself)

I thought he was subtly blaming Trump for all those deaths. It worked pretty well with the Clinton campaign.

Alpha Protocol is the best Obsidian game, you all should know that! South Park is probably only good if you dig South Park.

Not too surprising. I'm not going to be shocked to see the same thing happen to the Warriors eventually. There are a lot of egos at play here.

SG-1 is the best scifi show ever made.

Like this?

Typical leftist libtard fascist beta cuck, running to authority. Reported!

Doom is free for the weekend on Steam and 50% to buy.

I'm pretty sure I reported Sharp_One for the trans comment. Although I believe I wasn't the only one. Honestly it is hard of keep track.

Interesting twist from all the border wall and NAFTA stuff. http://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN17K2HC

The stairs don't actually look all that safe. 65k is crazy, but I can see why you want a professional to build it, and not homeless former mechanic.

I typically wait until I have a bunch, then verify them on my phone. At least it looks neat when I get a few bucks in the wallet.

Are you sure this isn't supposed to be in blue text? https://www.fastcompany.com/most-innovative-companies/2017 Here is a neat visual map I found too: http://fortune.com/fortune500/visualizations/?iid=recirc_f500landing-zone1 I mean, can you really name a tech company that has the reach of Apple or Google worldwide? I suppose Samsung and Sony are fairly close. I'm all for a healthy dose of cynicism, but you are crossing into the ridiculous with your talk. The country isn't going collapse anytime soon.

Same reason why we have eminent domain and government bailouts, we aren't a capitalist country anymore. We are a dysfunctional hybrid of contradicting ideas whose remaining prosperity is due to the infrastructure and systems established by classical liberals that have YET to fully removed. Don't worry though; it's on it's last legs. We still lead the world in dramatic hyperbole, at least. There is a rather long list of US companies that are industry leaders in innovation that would seem to refute your claims.

I bought a large storage shed, so tomorrow I get to put it together. The box was massive, they had to forklift it onto my garden trailer. Should give me some more space though, it is 7' by 7' and 8' tall.