Your husbands in jailThis state looks down on sodomy.
uhhhhI guess I should say worst "direct sequel". There's a bunch of really really bad sequels that happened many years after the original with an entirely different cast.
what about son of the mask
Easily after for me, assuming you can also play remastersYeah this is the deciding factor. I would say if we're including these, I would go with after. If we're not including remasters / remakes / re-releases, I would go before.
You actually don't even need to dance. Just ask for moneyYeah, your dancing probably drove away more potential customers than it drew in.
Corporate sees anything less than a perfect score as a failure that they'll use to justify layoffs or deny promotions if they end up needing an excuse for such things, so unless the encounter was bad enough that you want corporate to know that they failed, give them a perfect score. Your personal rationale for how to numerically represent your experience shouldn't factor into it because those interpreting it won't be considering your personal rationale. In many cases, they issue those surveys because they know a whole lot of people will think "that was good, but not perfect, so I'll give them a 4/5" and thereby give them ammunition to use against the employee, despite the people giving that score not feeling like the employee deserves to have anything used against them.This is probably the accurate answer. I pretty much just avoid leaving reviews or doing surveys for the most part though, unless the experience was remarkably good, or remarkably bad.
I've taken damage from stepping on things like bones and plates in Skyrim and various Fallout games. If my health had been low enough, it could have been fatal.Yeah I always thought it was funny that when you're perfectly healthy, in basically every game ever, you can get shot in the face and keep moving / living just fine as long as you still have at least a little bit of help left. But if your health is low, and someone shoves you gently, you immediately die.
"How did the Dragonborn die?"
"He tripped over a potato."
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It wasn't me dying, but one of the dumbest and most hilarious deaths involved a bridge in Quake II. At one end there's a switch that causes the bridge to drop into a pool of lava, and on the other side there's a whole bunch of berserkers. I'd get them to chase me across the bridge, then hit the switch and they'd fall into the lava. And if the bridge was down, they're wait at the other end until it came back up, then charge across. Because I wouldn't hit the switch again, now would I?
it definitely was not called thatMe and my friends called it that. And some other names.
Yeah that's my thought. I'm really craving tuna and I think I'll surviveLeave it out for another day just to be sure.
Interested to see what everybody's mentions are.There's no way you're serious. While I personally found re6 to be highly disappointing, there are tons and tons of games that are objectively so much worse than it.
Mine would have to be Resident Evil 6.
I used to get their chef's salad when they first came out. Occasionally I'd change things up with the Oriental chicken salad.Not going to lie, but that thing actually looks kind of terrible. I was more talking about the ones they offered in the late 2010s, like the grilled chicken salad and the southwest salad.
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For $2 you could get a McDouble, separate the two halves, and stick them around a McChicken.Ah yes, the good old Mc-Chubble.
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You sleep in boxers at other peoples house?Yes.
I was occasionally called a hipster, which wasn't true, probably solely on the basis I listened to music that wasn't really mainstream. Which, I get the connection, but being a hipster demands more than just listening to obscure music.That's exactly what a hipster would say.