I played the hell out of Enemy Territory the first couple years after it went free to play. Looks like it's still playable on Steam. I'm going to install it, though I fear there may not be many active servers.
I am so glad I didn't knock up who I thought I was forever with in my 20s or 30s. I would be even more miserable now and would have miserable people depending on me.
Yeah, I'm fairly certain that every generation had it The Worst once that generation reaches 50-60, and the young ones have never respected their old, out of touch elders.
:To Add: My father had an entry level blue collar job for the late 70s-80s, minor promotion in the 90s, was able to support a family of four and a shadow family of three in the 90s-00's when he got bored of us.
My father, pretty fresh out of Viet Nam and only a couple years in the Chicago Fire Department was able to get a mortgage for a cute house on the outskirts of town.
Unfortunately for me, now that it is time to pry my aging mom from the property it has been largely unimproved and we'll be lucky to get 300k for it. That's still twice what they paid for it, ultimately.
I could have taken it over like my dad did his mother's house, but there's no way I'm rotting out where I grew up. I like culture too much.
Edit: It was probably 50k when they signed the mortgage, but ended up paying for it 3+times. She's lived there almost 50 years and still doesn't own it.
It's crazy to think that Brooklyn 99 went on for two more seasons even after they shot JR.
I don't know, we should dig up his body and submit it to a phrenological survey to make sure he wasn't a degenerate.
I played the hell out of Enemy Territory the first couple years after it went free to play. Looks like it's still playable on Steam. I'm going to install it, though I fear there may not be many active servers.
We still have two years for this one to live up to his full potential.
No excuse for shit optimization.
I am so glad I didn't knock up who I thought I was forever with in my 20s or 30s. I would be even more miserable now and would have miserable people depending on me.
Berliner-Lettuce-Tomato.
I think Monkey Knife Fights in international waters could solve must of the world's differences.
Also, Giant Mechs would smooth out international land disputes over night: just check out the documentary Robot Jox.
Represented by the law firm Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe.
Proto-Russian Roulette, but with a smaller random factor?
(Statistics nerds feel free to enlighten me to a better description)
Oh no! ANOTHER whip duel? I hope I don't lose again. ;)
Oh shit, guys trap card turned every water element into a fire whetever. Lookout for blue eyes white lizard thing,
(Stretching four frames of animation into 5 minutes)
Yeah, I'm fairly certain that every generation had it The Worst once that generation reaches 50-60, and the young ones have never respected their old, out of touch elders.
:To Add: My father had an entry level blue collar job for the late 70s-80s, minor promotion in the 90s, was able to support a family of four and a shadow family of three in the 90s-00's when he got bored of us.
My father, pretty fresh out of Viet Nam and only a couple years in the Chicago Fire Department was able to get a mortgage for a cute house on the outskirts of town.
Unfortunately for me, now that it is time to pry my aging mom from the property it has been largely unimproved and we'll be lucky to get 300k for it. That's still twice what they paid for it, ultimately.
I could have taken it over like my dad did his mother's house, but there's no way I'm rotting out where I grew up. I like culture too much.
Edit: It was probably 50k when they signed the mortgage, but ended up paying for it 3+times. She's lived there almost 50 years and still doesn't own it.
Their crate collection must be in shambles.
When one follows the manufacturer suggested Pallet Pattern, 64 humans can be reliably stacked on a blue rated CHEP Pallet.
Do not stack over 2 pallets high.
Feed two birds with one broad!
Dwayne, The Rock, Johnson is cast as Charlie in this gritty but family friendly retelling of this time honored tale.