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The same way telling a kid to get in a cherry picker in 60 mph winds is.

Add Shelby Baron for Wheelchair Tennis and Abby Bauleke for Women’s Wheelchair Basketball for the Paralympics.

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could probably use some sort of chart.

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Look in the back of the book.

Here are some I’ve read recently:
Mindhunter
Green River Running Red
Columbine
Illusion of Justice
The Innocent Man

Out of those Mindhunter is definitely my favorite. I read it before the show came out, so I didn’t jump on the bandwagon.

Has anyone said Teague’s pick six high step or his strip against Miami?

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My recommendation for that quest is to Co-Op it. Have your friends drop down and kill two (or three) of the Eaters. Trigger Siegmeyer and then they can instea kill te last two.

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Or use poison arrows and wait it out...

Get the deluxe edition if your going to get DS3. And no, you don’t have to play the other ones to understand what’s going on. There’s a narrative there but it’s not necessary to enjoy the game. I just finished the Soulborne gauntlet (Bloodborne and DS1-3) from March to a week ago, and it’s some of the most fun I have ever had in gaming.

Read Tai-pan. I liked it better than Shogun. Can’t say anything about Gai-jin, because I have not read it yet. I think it’s the longest in the series, which I think what is keeping me away from it. And from what I understand, yes it’s best but not necessary to read them in order.

ETA: Definitely read Lonesome Dove before Tai-pan. Just because Lonesome Dove is fricking awesome!

One of the best he wrote. IIRC it’s his first meeting with Ralph Stedman.

A little off topic, but some coworkers and I were discussing how, “We were somewhere near Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold,” is up there for opening lines with, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” in literature. But of course it doesn’t get mentioned enough because Thompson was part of the counterculture, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas isn’t taken seriously.

The man had a way with words, and continued that cynicism that we all love about him all the way up to the end. Titling his suicide letter “Football Season is Over,” is absolutely brilliant. I would love to hear his commentary today.

Sorry for the hijack. Carry on.

You didn’t. Plus Mel is still at the wall with Shireen. The only way I think Shireen gets burned is if it’s done to bring back Jon. Stains is in a fairly well fortified place with a frozen lake surrounding it, he’s also one of the best strategist left in the seven kingdoms going up against a brute force dumb Frey. He’s not falling anytime soon.

I would say to take anything past season 5 of the show with a grain of salt.

The Dragonborn Chair- Tad Williams

I had read something a few months back that this was a very misunderstood series. Someone had wrote that people treated it as just another cliche fantasy series, but that it really wasn’t, and needed to be read. So I’m giving it a shot.

Eye of the World felt like I was reading the novelization of a Final Fantasy game.

After a nice little intro to the year I’ve decided to throw a curveball into my challenge. After close to two years of stepping away from the series I’m going to return to The Wheel of Time. Starting A Crown of Swords today. Good luck everyone that is continuing their 2018 challenge.

In the Giygus fight in Earthbound as I’m typing this.

I think the underrated gem on the Classic SNES is Kirby’s Dream Course. A buddy and I played it last weekend and had a fricking blast. It’s like Battle golf.

Sorry, are the photos showing up sideways on y’all’s side? I’ll use a different host site for the other photos.

I have more, but this is what I could upload at halftime of the women’s alumni wheelchair basketball game.