Lurker > Zachnorn

I'm starting to have the feeling that the consensus is that I just buy them all. But if I don't, R&C is a must.
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I'm considering getting one (maybe all?) of these and Twisted Metal during the PSN sale, all for PS3. I missed out on all Sony systems until I got a PS3 so they would all be new to me. I already have several games backlogged so buying them all doesn't make that much sense for me. Jak & Daxter is $5, Ratchet & Clank is $10, and Sly is $7.50 and each includes the first 3 games.

For someone that missed out on all those games, which is the best collection to get? I assume PSN is like Steam in that games go on sale often so I'm not that worried on missing out.
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This is good news for this cat, who is trans-species and thinks he is a dog.


The Westminster Dog Show is truly on the right side of history.
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I just got a PS3.

PSN is basically going to be another Steam for me I guess
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how many y/o is the nightclub

also since when is 21 y/o a kid
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of when I
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Then I said
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how many y/o is the west coast
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http://laedc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Pico-Rivera-Welcome.jpg
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where is the poll

how many y/o is anyone

where is daily mail

who are you

what have you done with the real full throttle
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Sounds like the Transformers movies are overrated.
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This is my first Transformers movie since I got a T-Mobile Tuesdays deal for it ($4 to see a movie in 3D on a weekend? Sign me up). I really didn't like it. I take it that I saw the worst in the series, though I have little hope for the earlier movies because of this movie.
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where is the y/o

who are you
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how many y/o is the outfit's designer
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I work in Boyle Heights, not far from that coffee shop. Well, when I'm not on summer break, anyway.

I make fun of Boyle Heights a lot because it's been known to be a crappy neighborhood in LA for decades and now they're being very resistant to change for the better. That said, this isn't about race necessarily, it's about hipsters. They've been protesting art galleries for years, a hip coffee shop isn't that much different in terms of who it serves. Also, two of the owners of that coffee shop are white, and one is Hispanic. Boyle Heights is predominately Hispanic.

All that said, again, it's not really about race, it's about the costs rising in the neighborhood as artists and others move in and see it as a trendy place. It just so happens that some of those people are white, but I've seen articles about them complaining about Hispanics that are moving in too and driving costs up.

Trust me, I like to talk shit about Boyle Heights too, but the way you're presenting this isn't quite right.
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I got over 100 games I may never play!
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But I used them all :(
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The next person to accuse me of being LameJokeAlt admits to being LameJokeAlt!
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LOLIAmAnAlt posted...

1. I ALWAYS smell and look at my milk before pouring it. Sometimes I do a dab in the sink if it doesn't smell perfect to check for consistency.

My sense of smell is damaged to the point where good and spoiled milk smell the same. I can only check by visually seeing it.

LOLIAmAnAlt posted...

2. After years of pouring milk one should know how long to pour for the correct amount of milk. 1/4 cup (or whatever) pour is always the same.

Seeing it visually is easier!

LOLIAmAnAlt posted...

3. That's why you pour the milk in the bowl at one centralized location. It limits the sogginess factor. Although most cereal tastes better when wet, it's made to do so.

That just makes the cereal in that location soggier.

HeroDelTiempo17 posted...

I think the biggest argument against milk before cereal is that Zachnorn appears to have an elaborate cereal-pouring ritual that is way more complicated than "pour cereal, then milk" and yet somehow doesn't include checking the milk to see if it's bad.

Pouring cereal then guesstimating the amount of milk needed isn't any more complicated.

StealThisSheen posted...

I'm glad this topic exists because it's easy to compare the writing styles and confirm that you're LameJokeAlt

If I were LameJokeAlt, wouldn't I have used that account to post this topic instead of my main?

Dark_Koopatrol posted...

I eat cereal everyday.

Cereal before milk, all day every day. It's easier for me.

Try it the other way around. Trust me.
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Dancedreamer posted...

If you pour the milk first, you could wind up pouring out too much cereal--and then you'd either have to add more milk (AND eat more cereal than you were intending) or you'd have to throw some of it away.

The key is to pour cereal multiple times and adjust as needed. I usually pour three times. A moderate amount for the first two times and then a little for whatever milk is left. That way, there's no excess milk and the cereal is always crunchy.
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poured milk first
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azuarc posted...

If you're pouring chunky milk, you've got bigger problems than your milk-cereal order.

I blame the people that decide they no longer want milk and just leave it out somewhere in the store until someone puts it back.
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BowserCuffs posted...

Because I know how much cereal I want, and I can base the milk around that.

There are good reasons to pour cereal in first and this is one.
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BowserCuffs posted...

Anyways, I like to add the cereal first because I love cereal and I can add the amount of cereal I want and add enough milk to fill in the gaps, rather than trying to add the milk first and ending up with more milk than I actually wanted.

If you put the cereal first, how can you determine if you're putting in more milk than you wanted to put? Because this post kind of implies that you might want to put milk in first so you can limit that since you love cereal more.
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If I'm eating Cheerios, I better be eating some kind of flavored Cheerios. It's like Corn Flakes. I'd rather have Frosted Flakes because they're GRRRREAT!
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Emeraldegg posted...

If you pour cereal after milk, won't it create a bunch of little milk splashes and make a mess?

If you're sloppy about it and have a lot of milk in the bowl, I guess it can.
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Jeff Zero posted...

I cannot lie: if you need a measuring cup to gauge the amount of milk you're adding to your cereal, you should err on the side of another breakfast item.

But cereal with milk is so good!

Jeff Zero posted...

Flawed logic. Trick question. The only way to win is to never play this game.

This isn't a war game.

Jeff Zero posted...

You're one of those people who expects to get hit by a falling anvil faster than a feather, aren't you?

I'm one of those people that thinks both things are overrated.
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Jeff Zero posted...

You can do that by looking at the date.

I do! My milk is supposed to expire on June 30th. But it's only the 22nd and it's already bad.

Jeff Zero posted...

Books could be written on how strange this sentence is.

oh

Jeff Zero posted...

Sounds like your fridge is acting up. Maybe you should pour milk all over it. Excitedly.

Nope, everything including the milk is cold! I suspect someone at the store left it out.

Jeff Zero posted...

Your milk should not be chunky on the regular. Your milk should never be chunky. Your refrigerator is not running down the street. Get help.

I'd have bigger problems if my refrigerator were running down the street.

Jeff Zero posted...

And what did you do with that saved cereal? Eat it as if it were a bag of chips? Your problems run deep in this equation.

That's what I did!

Jeff Zero posted...

And me. But this is a weird premise.

no u
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woodman posted...

If you're lactose intolerant just do what one of my friends does and eat cereal with water

I gagged.
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Of the past 10 years, I've only had milk go bad before expiration maybe like 2-3 times. I'd say the milk is of an acceptable quality!
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Are there flash sales this year? The website's not loading for me.

Because I hope not, so that I can avoid impulse buying.
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Seriously. I've been debating this for years and though Board 8 has tried to change my opinion many times, my opinion stays the same.

First off, you can see if the milk is any good before trying to consume it. Take today for example. I decided to eat some cereal today with some milk bought yesterday that should have been good. I don't eat cereal with milk often so I was excited as I poured the milk in. Sadly, it was chunky and the milk is already bad. The milk is ruined, but imagine if I had poured cereal first and the milk was bad. After listening to Board 8 once, I did that once and found chunky milk and got sick from it. Of course, since I poured the milk first, I didn't have to throw out any cereal.

Then, there's the fact that lactose intolerant people can sometimes have milk, but only a limited amount. Like me. I know I have a limit. I can use the bowl with a spoon inside to measure how much milk I'm having without the need to pull out my measuring cup and needing to clean something else. If I pour in cereal first, I can't tell easily how much milk I'm putting in unless I use a measuring cup. Which is more likely to upset your stomach, milk that could possibly be spoiled even before the due date, or cereal?

Finally, there's taste and sogginess. When you splash a liquid all over everything, things tend to get soggier faster. Pour something onto liquid and it happens too, but at a slower rate. Putting in cereal after milk causes your cereal to become a bit more crunchy and retain more of the taste before the milk dissolves it away. Putting in cereal first makes it sooner get mushy with approximately the consistency of milk chunks.

Therefore, in my opinion, pouring cereal after milk > spoiled milk.

Discuss.
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Awesome!

It's always fun to meet Board 8ers.
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how many y/o are you
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woodman posted...

oh shit im sorry

Sorry for what?
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Full Throttle posted...

42 YEAR OLD

NO
NO NO NO!
UNACCEPTABLE!

Someone help! Someone kidnapped Full Throttle! He's half throttling!
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LeonhartFour posted...

yeah I'm not sure what's been up with Zachnorn these last few days

I dunno if he thinks the "Ulti void" needs to be filled or something

what

I haven't been posting much lately at all. I posted a silly question about my PS3 yesterday I guess though.
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how many y/o is the target employee
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at his old
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how many y/o is the beach
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Argh. I hate the sound of that. I've had crappy luck with Sony stuff in general so if it it's going to break on me I might as well just go back and complain about this.
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I heard that the Slim is the best one to get. I don't know if I should go and return it or not. Besides the size and drive type, any differences between the two?
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The way it's presented is that the intent is to both protect children and protect employees from any perceptions of wrongdoing. So no, they're not exclusively there to prevent wrongful accusations, but that's still part of the reason.
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WOah
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azuarc posted...

The potential for false accusations terrifies me. I work with high school students, and I can't be in a room alone with one, because the same thing could happen to me. I'm running a summer program right now, and it would be a trivial thing for me to drive one of those students home if their parents couldn't pick them up, but I won't. I can't. Not even the boys.

Just curious, is this the policy for where you work? It's really close to the policy for my workplace, except that there are even more restrictions. I've met people that aren't even willing to shake a student's hand due to the policies on interacting with students. In some cases, not even acknowledging them when they say "hello."

As strict as it is though, it makes sense. Sadly, we live in a world where the accusation of rape can be really, really bad, not just for the person accused, but in some cases also for any organizations associated with that person.
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I don't think I've bought much from Steam since their Flash Deals ended. It's easier to control impulse buys when I have time to think about what I really want and not think, "oh man it's cheap for 2 more hours."

That said, I still have over 100 games backlogged.
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how many y/o is this fetish
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how many y/o is rom

and why does he have a river
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how many y/o is the judge
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how many y/o is piglet
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