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But it's a VERY well-told story so far.

people hate it because they wanted a generic adventure game with Joel and Ellie and not the mature, well-told story that we got. Im near the end of the game and its fucking fantastic.

the areas hit the hardest during the initial outbreak were areas that are overwhelmingly anti-Trump, so this claim doesn't hold water.

Depends on the method of time travel, and how the universe works.

If we live in a universe where time travel can only be used to observe, or the universe itself prevents changes from being made via stable time loops and ridiculous coincidences? Then it would be mostly fine (though it might become like a higher level of doxxing, where you could go back in time and see what people were doing years ago, potentially film blackmail material, or otherwise find ways to see and learn shit you really shouldn't be).

On the other hand, if time travel CAN alter the past, and doesn't involve multiple parallel timelines and infinite possibility shenanigans, then time travel would be the most dangerous thing ever, even if it wasn't public. The moment anyone (theoretically) can time travel, even aside from the various "I'm going to back and fix the past!" factions starting time wars, you'd have people like me going back to try and find a way to keep humans from evolving in the first place. Or deliberately creating Grandfather Paradoxes in an attempt to self-destruct the entire universe.

That guy puts like 100% of the profits he makes into lawsuits against Scientology. He's the hero we need but don't deserve.

nuh uh, you said green poo, no takesy backsies you martian

The electricity never bothered me anyway.

Whiny man babies get triggered over representation and post negative Yelp reviews thinking their opinion matters. News at 11

I was gonna vote for that giant guy but you didn't list him. Snape wins.

It sure would be cool to get even 1 summer recipe.

The country is actually doing great when you remove the idiotic whiners from the equation (considering that they will always be whining and thus a constant can be removed from the equation). The problem is that half the population believes that you should work for what they have and the other half believes that they are perpetual victims who needs to have everything paid for them.

When two such ideologies clash, the reality is that one side will always scream about how everything is horrible and how the rest of the world is doing so much better. I'll let you guess which group tends to cry more often about everything and demand that everything be paid for them.

"People should pay for my abortion and bad choices!"
"People should pay for my shitty degree and bad choices!"
"People should pay for my medication and bad choices!"
"People should pay me for their ancestors actions!"
"People should give me UBI because I am a lazy asshole who doesn't want to work!"
"People should pay for my 10 children I got from 10 different husband!"
"People should pay because I want to divorce!"

See a recurrent factor? Always people incapable of accepting that they're accountable for their poor decisions. Guess which spectrum you usually find such people?

Guess which cities tend to be burning shit holes in America at the moment. See a common denominator?

I said what I said.

medication should be free

Food should also be free and easily available to those who need it. As well as high speed internet and electricity.

No, you're not entitled to have the government pay for every consequences of eating yourself into diabetes.

I don't think anyone who isn't a man-child is going to be posting on an Internet message board site dedicated to video games, regardless of how vehemently some people are going to try and deny it.

We're all maladjusted to some degree - that's why we're here.

Ahead of its Cup Series race Wednesday night in Martinsville, Virginia, NASCAR said it is banning the flying of Confederate flags at its races and other events.

"The presence of the Confederate flag at NASCAR events runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans, our competitors and our industry," NASCAR said in a statement on its website.

"Bringing people together around a love for racing and the community that it creates is what makes our fans and sport special. The display of the Confederate flag will be prohibited from all NASCAR events and properties."

This week, driver Bubba Wallace, the first full-time African American driver in the Cup Series since 1971, called for NASCAR to go further than 2015, when it asked fans not to bring the Confederate flags to races.

Ahead of its Cup Series race Wednesday night in Martinsville, Virginia, NASCAR said it is banning the flying of Confederate flags at its races and other events.

"The presence of the Confederate flag at NASCAR events runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans, our competitors and our industry," NASCAR said in a statement on its website.

"Bringing people together around a love for racing and the community that it creates is what makes our fans and sport special. The display of the Confederate flag will be prohibited from all NASCAR events and properties."

This week, driver Bubba Wallace, the first full-time African American driver in the Cup Series since 1971, called for NASCAR to go further than 2015, when it asked fans not to bring the Confederate flags to races.

Wallace, 26, became the first African American driver since Wendell Scott (1963) to win an event sponsored by NASCAR when he won a trucks series race at Martinsville in 2013.

Martinsville is one of the tracks where Confederate flags are often seen in the parking lots and campgrounds, but Wednesday's race will have no fans. NASCAR won't allow limited numbers of fans in the grandstands until Sunday at the Cup race in Homestead, Florida.

NASCAR was formed in 1948 and runs three national series -- Cup, Xfinity and trucks.

CNN's Jill Martin and Amir Vera contributed to this report.

I made today my Animal Crossing birthday, so I got the birthday stuff today.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1270333484528214018

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You want those recipes? I forgot your name/town.

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