She told her daughter that “Daddy is on a business trip with Jesus so he could afford her blueberry budget”. Fucking evil.

I like 1990’s Japanese ska punk and I had hit a wall finding new bands since there isn’t a huge English language community for that stuff. With spotify I found ten new bands the first day. I do try to find a way to own the music I like through Bandcamp or through the Amazon MP3 store but I don’t know of another way to discover new music as efficiently.

The only similarity with the first game is the setting and the name. The classic White Wolf system has been taken out, there is now a dialogue wheel, and you play as a fixed protagonist. I have also heard the world is a lot less open and the game is more linear.

That is done by special drill teams that do that exclusively. The average Marine or soldier just have six or so very basic things they do with their rifle. Those things are almost never done again after boot camp.

One thing I have not seen brought up yet is that Seoul is within artillery range of North Korea. Even if North Korea didn’t have nukes they could bombard the city with conventional arms or even chemical weapons and kill hundreds of thousands in the first day or two.

My 2006 Scion XA is still trucking along. I had to replace the alternator once and the catalytic converter needed to be replaced at around 130k miles to pass smog. Other than that it has only had a few minor wear and tear issues I fixed myself. I intend to keep that car until it is completely non repairable.

Just drink some Popov grade Trump Vodka at one of his many totally not bankrupt casinos to take your mind off of it.

It was insane that the big reveal was that Lilith was a siren, a fact you learn during character selection in the first game! There was absolutely no thought given to fans at all.

I hated those visits. We had to field day our shop and barracks for the better part of the week prior. That put us so far behind we’d have to work 6 days a week 12+ hours a day just to catch up.