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[quote]I'm using my Series 2, since thats all i know..IMHO, games like this were meant to be played via controllers[/quote] People told me the same thing when I picked up Dark Souls. Felt horrible. Went back to kb/m and was much more comfortable. Now, I’m not saying you’re wrong. All things equ...
I consistently have a few ribbon snakes in my back yard. I’m genuinely surprised they haven’t found their way inside the house yet. I think my wife would become vastly less receptive to my saying that they are good to have around the day that happens :lol:...
I don’t like the heat, but I don’t mind it as long as we keep getting reasonably consistent rain. Having to consistently water my lawn in “the vegetation will swallow buildings whole” south Louisiana to keep the grass from dying was fricking absurd. ...

re: GTA vice city is retro

Posted by Joshjrn on 5/20/24 at 10:01 am
[quote]Broadband in 2005 was somewhere between 25%-30%. Total internet usage in the US in 2005 was 68%. Contrast to today, where broadband use is at 92% and total internet use is at 98%. Also, the first true smart phones (with customizable apps, etc.) came out in 2007 (first iPhone) - which on...

re: GTA vice city is retro

Posted by Joshjrn on 5/19/24 at 6:44 pm
[quote]Technology is vastly different[/quote] Is it, though? AOL rolled out unlimited Internet to the masses in I think 1997. The BlackBerry was released in 1999. MySpace and Facebook rolled out in 2003 and 2004, respectively. Hell, most American households are still accessing the internet with the...
Everything I’ve ever heard about making pho at home is that it is not, at all, worth the effort. The restaurants get you 98% there with 2% of the effort :lol:...

re: GTA vice city is retro

Posted by Joshjrn on 5/19/24 at 2:08 pm
[quote]Hard disagree. 2005 and today are very much not alike.[/quote] I’m sure there’s some political culture war rebuttal, but from a general culture perspective: clothing, food, music, interior design, etc, are all much more similar in 2024 to 2005 than 2005 was to 1986. ...
So I have six seconds of a voice, without evidence, claiming they bought bottles of water with food stamps intending to pour them out and get money for recycling. I have two seconds of a woman sitting in a vehicle saying they dumped them out because they “were old, super old”. Considering it woul...
[quote]“I’m not concerned with an atheist. I’m not concerned with a Muslim,” she said when asked about teachers who might not subscribe to the Ten Commandments. “I’m concerned with our children looking and seeing what God’s law is.”[/quote] And this is why I think on a long enough timeline, all of ...
[quote]I'm far from defending Howard here but it seems as though his point with the 1×1 thing is due to the system and taught/trained behavior. In essence saying math is man made and open to frickery as all things man made are. His point of multiply, it's meaning and how 1×1=1 does make sense in a wa...
[quote]I don't know what it means nor am I interested in ever finding out.[/quote] Ignorance is not a virtue. ...

re: Which controller did you start with?

Posted by Joshjrn on 5/18/24 at 4:57 pm
I followed up with 1 later, but I think I started with 2. ...
[quote]It’s like the word “trauma.” Both have legitimate use cases. Both have been coopted by neurotic nutcases in their endless pursuit of sympathy and attention.[/quote] I think "violence" was the first word I remember seeing coopted (e.g. offensive words are violence) that made me go "uh o...
[quote]I despise it .. but I’m trying to understand it. To me, it’s a made up BS therapy world word. I believe it’s a term women use bc most can’t stand to be wrong and don’t won’t men correcting and or debating them when they know the male count part has a valid point. That’s my experience an...
[quote]Doesn’t really matter. I like traditional Mexican while the wife prefers Tex-Mex. We’re open to either option as long as the restaurant is good [/quote] Blue Corn. You want beef tongue tacos, ceviche, mole, etc? They've got you. Your wife wants quesadillas or fajitas? They've got her. I ...
[quote]Could not happen to a more deserving clown, ANYONE VOLUNTEERING FOR EV’s FRICK YOU!!!! Your the problem[/quote] And this specimen, ladies and gentlemen, is a brain that has been entirely eaten up by culture war politics. ...
[quote]Which version of the Ten Commandments did they choose?[/quote] This one: https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/display.aspx?sp=113394246&s=2&p=113393323#113394246...
[quote]The Church of Satan eats this shite up. I'm almost positive that they are going to request that they be allowed to put a Baphomet statue at schools as a response.[/quote] I would say probably the Satanic Temple, and because they generally go like for like, so I would say they go for posting ...
[quote]Since "under God" was added to the pledge and "In God we trust" added to our currency in the 1950's one can argue that moral standards have gone straight downhill.[/quote] Just to clarify, IGWT was added to coinage during the civil war by this board’s favorite president, Abe Lincoln. But...
[quote]Regardless the 10 commandments are included in several federal buildings including Moses holding them in the Supreme Court building. Also in various state govt buildings. I don’t know what this particular program in Louisiana is being set up to do, but the 10th commandments can be part of ...