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The Great Game Giveaway: Tuesday Edition
Hurlshort replied to ShadySands's topic in Computer and Console
It typically takes a full turn of moves to cross a river, I believe. So a scout can move 3 spaces across open terrain, two across rough, and only one across a river.- 487 replies
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I will probably pick it up. It may be something I just tinker with for a few hours, but I appreciate what the developer is trying to do and have no trouble tossing them (him?) a few bucks to keep the dream alive.
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Crwating my own religion and then sending out my acolytes was one of the most rewarding experiences ever. So far Civ 6 is meeting the hype.
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I've bought a couple former rentals, actually both my current cars and the RV were rentals. It's hit or miss, one was a real issue and has had a lot of problems, the other has been great, and the RV was also no trouble. I typically buy an extended warranty if I get a rental, but it has to be a decent price.
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Wow, that's a crazy low price for a 2015 Mazda3. Most of them in my area are priced around $18k.
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Gave in to the Civ 6 pressure. It's everything I hoped for.
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Pictures of your Games Episode VIII The Fast - The Picturesque
Hurlshort replied to Rosbjerg's topic in Computer and Console
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There are a lot of independent used car lots that sell cars in the lower price range.
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I looked it up, seems that the recession in 2008 has helped the number quite a bit, so only 17.3 percent leave in the first 5 years. When I started in 2003 it was close to 50%. They've also improved new teacher support a lot since then, plus states are way more strict about having properly credentialed teachers in the classrooms. We are still in a pretty massive shortage though.
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Are you travelling with Tom Selleck?
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Empathy is a thing, though. The world you live in is the result of history. If you can't see that the American Indians got an incredibly raw deal, and they are still struggling because of it, that's not good. Doesn't mean you need to hang your head about it all day long, but it also seems pretty bad to just write it off as ancient history.
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About 50 percent do.
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Yeah, I also have been trying to convince myself that Fallout 4 is worth finishing.
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I disagree with everything you wrote and everything you stand for. Actually I agree about the abilities, but the story was fantastic.
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Not quite an RV, but still a pretty sweet ride. Looking forward to the updates!
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Looks like it might be a good conclusion to the whole Wolverine/Hugh Jackman storyline. Hard to imagine anyone else filling that role.
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Slowly releasing personal emails a month before the election in order to make the Clinton campaign look bad is pretty clearly a biased act. It's also a dangerous precedent to set, Rubio had a pretty good response to the situation: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/exclusive-rubio-talk-wikileaks-donald-trump/story?id=42895586
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I read an article today that a survey of NFL revealed that 29% of them were watching less this season, and 40% blame the protests that Kaepernick started. Which is ridiculous in a game with actual problems like CTE.
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Propaganda does not need to be false, it just needs to be presented in a way that is biased.
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You can't really blame the left fully, since the Patriot Act was a pretty massive move against personal freedom. But the left has continued the trend the last 8 years.
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I don't know man, I don't think you can recapture the magic of The Room.
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Fixed it for you. I can't argue with that. As an aside, this last week I spent a couple hours on the phone with my health insurance company. A few months ago, my wife switched jobs, and so we needed to change insurance. We went through my school district. In order to change, you have to show a termination of benefits letter. So we turn all this in and I start paying an exorbitant amount to cover my family (it's about $600 a month.) A couple months go by and I get a letter from the insurance company denying payment on a claim because they say we are covered under another plan. So let me try to explain the ridiculous chain of calls that ensue. First, I call our 3rd party insurance administrator. Anthem Blue Cross is our plan provider, but we have a 3rd party that handles the school district. The 3rd party tells me to call Anthem Blue Cross. Anthem tells me the 3rd party rejected it, so I call the 3rd party again. They transfer me to an administrator, who asks me to email a picture of the claim rejection letter. THIS LETTER WAS SENT BY THE 3RD PARTY! Still, I do it. Then another woman from the 3rd party calls me and asks for the letter of termination from my wife's last job. I tell her to talk to my school district about that. A few days later I get another call from the administrator asking for a copy of the termination letter, saying he has talked to my school district and thry do not have it. I email my school district and they send me the form after about 5 minutes. I send it on to this effing administrator. Just to remind everyone, I pay an exorbitant amount for this circus of clowns to pay my health care providers. Gah.
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Are you on Obamacare? I know my insurance kept rising even before Obamacare. I am no fan of it, but I think the health insurance industry as a whole is terribly broken.
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You couldn't keep your previous insurance?
