I'll be honest, I thought Ohio would be higher...
SARGE
I mean.... It was a gamble. Internet was still young. Speeds weren't keeping up with game sizes outside a few major cities. I was mailed a few large files because it was quicker than downloading them. Not to mention the desire for physical copies over a digital thing you can lose with a bad hard drive was at an all time high.
Then people realized the internet wasn't just nerd shit, ISPs slowly ramped up their DL speeds and suddenly the thing people mocked for not being feasible is doing well because of how convenient it became.
Gabe even admits he had doubts for awhile.
I wonder where gaming would be if he had listened to the doubters. There's no denying valve has had a major impact on modern gaming
It’s the eternal pointless chase for a meaning that was never there and never will.
So.... Life.
I legitimately thought she had died on my first watch, and that the crew were basically raising Naomi as a village.
Star Trek didn't do recurring characters very well... Except Q and Lwaxana.
It would have cost you nothing to not post this.
nothing!
Haven't I suffered enough?
"meet me in the middle", says the Unjust Man.
The patriot act says hi.
Along with like.... Half the shift from 2001-2005.
And if we keep going we will be here all day.
Weird, because historically gun control happens when white people get scared a black man has the same rights as them.
Just ask Dredd Scott v Sanford , or Ronald Reagan.
1: Riker has a "rub one out" policy before he makes big decisions now, it took 3 interventions just to get him to that point.
B- I just lost the game...
They don't fuck around with aviation investigations.
Whoever did it better leave absolutely no evidence and melt the gun before the alphabet squad comes pounding the door in.
That or it's just a lone wolf good ol boy who deeply regrets his medication made him do that, and his pain and suffering from guilt is punishment enough.
Sweet!
I've never been able to get into them, but I'm definitely buying this as a gift for someone.
She will never forgive me for making her my mother's potato casserole.