Crabs I don't know about, but I hate spiders and... jellyfish. I don't feel like swimming in the ocean because of the chance of having some gelatin tentacled thing wrapped around my leg.
Here's the thing. It doesn't matter what happens, when, where - there is always a conspiracy theory.
In fact, I will say right now that the next terrorist attack in the US (there will be one, eventually) will be an inside job according to Racer X. Also, the one after that and the one after that.
The situation doesn't matter. The fact don't matter, the location or method does not matter. All that matters is that the evidence is not 100% conclusive and therefore the government was involved. The evidence will never be 100% conclusive. Never, ever. With this simple reasoning, we can easily conclude that god exists; we never landed on the moon; Obama is a terrorist; the moon is hollow; there is no global warming or in any case it's not man-powered and that any terrorist attack is an inside job.
In fact, even if the evidence was conclusive and everything was known and accepted as fact; it would still be a conspiracy. After all, isn't it just a little bit strange that all the facts are so well known and accepted? Must be an exceptionally well planned inside job with placed evidence.
Sort of crucial that when you publicly wish a horrible death upon an entire nation or demographic group, that you have some vague idea of who, or what, you're talking about.
Just my opinion.
This was actually an argument somewhere in the iRacing forums. No kidding.
Thor go home you're drunk
Come to the Hanze University in Groningen 
A team and teammate who have at least a little bit of respect left for you over 90% of the season is worth more than 7 points.
The unrest and shift in balance within the team that this incident has caused is not worth 7 points. We'll see what sort of ripple effect this has on the rest of the season.
The real problem with the game (and I'm not even talking about the city processing errors, traffic issues, SIMs traveling to the nearest available house instead of their 'own' house, population inflation, broken zoning, tiny cities, etc) is that the region play - you know, that thing they focused their entire game concept on - is completely broken.
Sims don't travel between cities properly, don't really go to school anywhere else, visitors and tourists just seem to come from invisible places in 'the region', Hell - the chat still does not even seem to work properly.
It's just a terrible state to release a AAA game in. Very, very, very bad.
Yet... I can't stop myself from playing it. I'll be bored of it once everything works though, like everyone else. I guess the thing is, that it's not a bad game, but it misses out on reaching its own potential by such a large margin that you might as well be playing an alpha version.
Sims don't travel between cities properly, don't really go to school anywhere else, visitors and tourists just seem to come from invisible places in 'the region', Hell - the chat still does not even seem to work properly.
It's just a terrible state to release a AAA game in. Very, very, very bad.
Yet... I can't stop myself from playing it. I'll be bored of it once everything works though, like everyone else. I guess the thing is, that it's not a bad game, but it misses out on reaching its own potential by such a large margin that you might as well be playing an alpha version.
I love close racing, but that takes nothing away from the fact that it was a stupid move to make. I can view those things as two entirely separate things. If you're willing to throw away a 1-2 in such a dangerous way you're just a dumb kid in an expensive car.
I'm not supporting nonsense as it was seen at Mercedes, but there is more than one way to make a pass, and going maximum risk in the second race of the season with your teammate is a bit odd to say the least.
Something is definitely up at Red Bull - this is not a healthy team right now.
Can't believe Vettel... as if it's his main rival and it's a pass in the last race for the championship. His ego is getting a bit too big for his own good.
When 'good' things are done in service to and for the purpose of an evil cause, are they still good? It's an interesting question really.
So recognisable... my network is usually called "Here be dragons".
It's just that you might as well make up something funny/interesting while your neighbours are looking
Not to get too involved since you guys seem to be having fun, but that is odd reasoning. He didn't screw up in taking a risk. He screwed up in having that risk not pay off in the end. Risk is part of the game, yes. That doesn't mean it can't screw you over in the end though, does it?
Risk vs reward, all that.
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I'm pretty sure that, if you're absolutely convinced (with near religious zeal, from what I can tell) that something is utter shite, you're not going to change your mind by checking out a product to verify your pre-established beliefs.
tldr: You're spitting something out before you've tasted it.
These BBT comics are great. A lot funnier than the actual show.
Uhhh, what?
You should just be able to set a MAC filter to only allow specific MAC addresses. This is not something you need to do every time you go online - your MAC address never changes, but you will have to find them for every device you have which goes online (phone, laptop, etc)
Love the concept, but as always the options for actually watching are very limited.
Digital distribution?
I'm not sure which part of the Netherlands that guy is from, but I've never been to a kino before
There is legislation within the EU which protects your rights in these cases. There has to be a valid reason to terminate your account (ie, you need to have broken their user agreement as you said).
If you broke their user agreement - who are you to ask questions? It's not as if it says in there "if you log in on a tuesday at exactly 13:37 we have the right to ban you". The stuff in there is fairly general as far as I know. And there's another reason why Valve is not likely to completely close off your steam account, especially if you have hundreds of euros worth of games on there: you're a paying customer. Banning a guy who spends hundreds of euros on games for frivoloties is hardly a solid business plan. These guys are not the spawn of Satan or anything. They sell games and offer customer service to retain those customers.
You might ask the same question in a different context: what if your house burns down and you lose your entire library of games?
I got your back! I'm still driving stock besides the 120kph mod
Is there a red glow on the top of your cabin, shining down or something?
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