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Reese's pieces. I like Skittles, but I'm not always in the mood for them.

A box truck/moving van, a 20+ footer, don't remember the exact size details, but it was the biggest one they had.

Origins is the better Assassin's Creed game, Odyssey was more fun game to play because they went over the top and gave zero f's about grounding it. Spartan kicking an enemy off a high cliff or tower is a pleasure that never gets old. The ability to dive off a high cliff and land in an action roll is ridiculous but fun as hell for traversing the map.

Playing flashlight tag and running through people's property at night and not getting shot.

When the guy at school who had the GamePro or EGM subscription would bring in the new edition and we would all gather around or take turns reading it.

Going to any mall and immediately finding the arcade.

SNES being a great console for side scrolling beat em ups. There seemed to be a new one out all thr time.

Going to the video rental place and seeing what was new and interesting.

It would be subjective to the use. If it's a serious movie or a big budget action adventure movie then I would hate it. If it was in a comedy or a spoof movie that the tone is not serious then I'd like it because it would fit.

Ben Stiller.

Euripides posted...

Then give the #1 pick to the team with the best record who just missed the playoffs

Or maybe put the first 5 picks up for bid? The teams can bid using their draft pick allotment for the year. You rank them the same way we do know worst to best, assign pick values like one of the draft pick trade charts

Then each team submits a one time secret bid for the top five picks using the value they want to give up and they lose those picks. So basically they're trading up for the pick. The top five bids get the top 5 picks in order of bet bid to worst. Then after the top 5 they go worst to best same as normal. The worst teams would still have the advantage, but at the cost of spending multiple picks to secure the best picks.

They can even televise the bid reveals and any ensuing tie breaker rebids.

Sweet Potato's
Pumpkin Pie
Any kind of fruit based Pie
It's a drink, but Coffee
Dark Chocolate
Another drink, Tea

Several of these stem from bad experiences as a kid.

Aztex posted...

For me it's just the Witness thing it feels like everything you do someone is always around even on areas where no roads exist

The witness thing can be unfair sometimes. I was playing a but yesterday and had a random event spawn where I got jumped by some robbers. I killed them all and had a couple of witnesses come by and try to report me for it, even though it was self defense. I know better than to linger around but I was trying to do something in that area and it bit me in the butt.

My actual biggest gripe is cutting off Arthur from the whole lower portion of the map, storyline wise I get Blackwater, but the rest of the area down there was overkill.

Beyond that, level locking certain horses ws arbitrary and pointless.

GranTurismo posted...

oh really? like what percent of them would you say are pretty bad though? like you are a guy who takes complaints from customer bad experiences at a mcdonald's or something similar?

For me, I'd say around 1-2%, are bad ones. I will say it's a higher percentage with my current client due to the nature of the client and what we sell. Tgat makes people get a little more wound up. Overall, most people are alright, maybe a little pushy or greedy, but for the most part easy to deal with. For myself I get far less hostile people because ai generally have a calming and empathetic demeanor, and people can tell I want to help and know how. People pick up on that.

Most of the stuff we deal with in escalations are things the front line agents could have handled but they either didn't know how or the customer wouldn't let them because they think a Supervisor has more abilities, which we do, but not as much as they think. Our main advantage is experience on what levers to pull and ability to think outside the box.

GranTurismo posted...

oh, sad, are you like at walmart or something similar?

No, I'm an escalations agent for online customer care, not Walmart, a different company. Being an escalations agent I deal with the people the first line agents can't. Most of it is easy because I've been around long enough to know all the angles and I can usually have a resolution in mind before I take the call over, but there are some people that are just obnoxious because they think they have everything figured out.

Not that often. I'm pretty good at de-escalating people because I'm very genuine with them and want to help. It's only the irrational assholes that get me and I'll need to take a few minutes to chill out.

Last week I had some nasty woman that was demanding me to do something not possible. After several minutes of telling her what I could do to help her and her being obnoxious and refusing to take responsibility for her actions I asked if I could do that why would I not have done it when the call first started?She said because we're told not to and she knew that because she had done my job before at a different company so in her warped view it was all the same. All the while this piece of trash is threatening to call her lawyer daughter and the BBB and her state consumer rights whatever.

I heard Space Lord and liked it so I checked out some of their other stuff, but nothing else hooked me.

A toll is a toll, and a roll is a roll. And if we don't get no tolls, then we don't eat no rolls.

R_Jackal posted...

I still hear YOLO used when people are doing something in a game that is undoubtedly going to get them killed, that's about it

Never heard of type beat out of the musical context.

I've only ever used YOLO for that or to describe a really stupid pass attempt by a QB, as in he threw up a YOLO ball.

Arthur Morgan.. even though I haven't completed that mission yet I'm still kinda screwed because trying to figure everything out in the modern world would be insane.

Sour Cream and Onion all the way.

I prefer an omelet, scrambled is a good alternative.

Does spinning in the chair count? If so I used to do that when I was working in building

I would describe myself as almost hopelessly honest. I've found money in an ATM and turned it in.

That said, the parameters laid out make me take the stealing. It opens up too many opportunities.

Fluttershy posted...

i think the most terrifying thing is florida plates

As a transplant to Florida I agree.

Beyond that, jacked up trucks with the usual bullshit bumper stickers, flags and window decals.

Vehicles with more dents than wheels and that are making unholy noises.

Diesel trucks modded to smoke more.

Trucks carrying too large of a payload or with things sticking way out the back of the bed.

I didn't know Big Red was cream soda. I knew it was cherry, didn't know about the cream soda aspect. I would've voted that then, I voted Fanta.

3 soft tacos and 3 crunchy tacos. Nacho fries with extra cheese sauce

Jack's. I would get the Sausage and Pepperoni, then I would doctor it up with some mushrooms, sometimes some Canadian bacon and then dice up a few slices of smoked provolone to spread on top for some extra cheese.

TMNT: Turtles in Time

That was such a fun console for side scrolling beat em ups.

Pulled Pork

Never tried it. Years ago at work leadership asked for incentives to try to improve productivity. I threw out that our Supervisor should do the One chip challenge if goals were met. He was pretty cocky about it because he was Jamaican and used to spicy stuff but later backed off. It never came to be because we could never find them on sale, they were sold out. I would have tried it too out of sympathy for throwing the suggestion but probably would have ended up missing work for a few days or in the hospital.

I've got two I need to read and a couple to buy. I have one to read and also to pick up the latest few books from the Gray Man series by Mark Greaney. This is the series the Netflix movie was based on. Never saw the movie but the books are awesome balls to the wall action thrillers. Very Jason Bourne if you're into that.

I also have to read the third book in the Empire of Salt series by C.F. Iggulden. He did a lot of fiction based on historical characters like Genghis Khan and Julius Caeser. Empire of salt is a fantasy series he wrote that I've enjoyed.

Come to think of it I never got around to reading Brian Gewirtz's book, he was a writer for the WWE in the early 2000's and is one of the Rock's personal writers now. He wrote a book on his time with the WWE I picked up and never got around to reading.

I have in the past, I got mine with Reese's Pieces. I don't think we have a DQ near us anymore though, the one we had closed down.

PerseusRad posted...

Worst case, the community has built up an archive, so the content should hopefully never really disappear.

Yeah, I saw that this was being worked on. I have to check it out.

I got into them very late, around 2018-19. Never got into RvB or RWBY. For me it was Achievement Hunter and Let's Play. I hope they keep the YouTube stuff up, but don't have much hope. I like it for background noise while I work.

Usually in my pocket. If it's not there it's in the cup holder in the center console.

I would love some good quality Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream right now. Especially with a sugar cone.

Is it true that the meat in the Chili is chopped up hamburgers left from the day before?

Never for real. I do have a Snooker game on my phone and I enjoy it more than Billiards because the rules are more interesting.

I haven't had Little Caesars since Doogie Howser was still running as a show. I remember in the early 90's they were our go to as a family, and then they just kinda dissappeared from our little town. I was shocked to find out they still existed when I got out of there but had no interest in trying because by that point I was old enough to know that local joints were usually better.

Give me an order of Potato wedges and some ranch for dipping. I'll be a happy guy.

I don't support the death penalty, but holy shit, stealing 44 billion?

Hello.

Boneless, I don't want to mess around with bones and all that crap. I want it easy.

Block_that_Kick posted...

Hes absolutely going to fake an illness on or before Monday to try to postpone it.

That would be interesting if he can bring himself to try that. He's such a raging narcissist and constantly boasting about how perfect, strong and great that he is I can't see him faking an illness because it would make him look weak to be sick.

Xatrion posted...

Arby's for me. Fuck the haters.

I love Arby's, we finally got a new one closer to me that doesn't over cook everything.

When I order my sandwich I ask for a cup of Au Jus on the side so I can dip the sandwich in French dip style. So good and better than the Arby's sauce.

Aside from Arby's my answer would be a sub from Publix.

Pass, the last time I had Golden Corral I ended up in the bathroom sitting on the toilet while also holding a trashcan because I wasn't sure what end things were going to come out first.

Depends on the use. I've really started liking Smoked Provolone. It adds a little something extra to Grilled Cheese and also Pizza.

Of that list Wild and Crazy Kids was the one I watched the most.

I remember Salute your shorts, Double Dare, Pete and Pete and liked those.

1. Twix (Peanut Butter)
2. Snickers
3. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
4. Milky Way
5. Three Musketeers
6. Charleston Chew
7. Almond Joy

I've never had a Charleston chew and I'll blind rank it better than Almond Joy based only on not having coconut in it.

Sweet potatoes

Apple and cherry pie, had unpleasant experiences as a kid and can't get over it.

Tonsils out when I was a kid, Gallbladder and Apendix when I was 12, and just had surgery 3 weeks ago.

BTW, those who were put under for dental are lucky. I've had 3 wisdom teeth out, all under local.

Over 10 years ago. It wasn't anything special.

Couldn't find a clip, Revenge of the Nerds 2, when Lewis punches Roger at the end.