I've been using the same DA for 5 years. I have had some break (sadly the coveted 1800dpi kind) but this one (3500dpi) has been going strong. I have tried many mice and always end up going back to the Death Adder. Nothing seems quite so crisp.

This is cool news.

Why do we have to make this about cbear. AM I NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU?

Don't answer that.

I'm doing what? With whom? When?

I think follower's biggest problem was 2nd. You could lock it down by hiding inside (something MMM did that season we weren't awful). It is a lot like granary only the right side lacks a flank entrance, and the one intended to serve the same function built on the left side is much more easily guarded without the "Z" entrance dynamic

actually helped a guy do a pro_well ages ago, but then too many chefs got into the mix and it became a Frankenstein map...could upload if anyone is interested in seeing the conceptual changes we had going though...fixed a lot of playability problems but then things got out of hand with reworks

but I actually think it's not half bad

gg

Finale thoughts: Hollow and clumsy.

They've gotten to the point where they have to fill in the blanks instead of erasing away the edges, and it isn't working. Some entertaining moments, lots of intended fan service

but mostly hashed events that stutter along and are lucky to connect together at the end with any sense of payoff.

They've lost the magnitude of the events that happen in Martins world.

I do not envy the showrunners at all, and kind of feel a bit bad for them. They submarined the Greyjoys, Gendry, Thoros, and Bran (and those are only chracters they;ve left out that they have featured on the show) and yet they still don't have enough time to tell anything but a visually spark-noted version of the source material. Realizing this, it seems they've gotten bolder and tried to carve their own path out of Martin's narrative (and now that the great well of material has dried up this is all they can do) but the path they carve is a long lazy bend from point A to point B.

Martin's was a labyrinth of clashing motives, ancient prophecy, the rise of magic, and complex and dynamic characters (something I can all but guess D&D regard as only mythical at this point). While I get you need to "clean up" and simplify the maze to translate it to the screen, it's the dark corners and wrong turns which make the payoffs so rewarding. The adventure is the journey as they say.

Sadly, knowing only the destination, D&D have gotten lost.

I'm shocked, just yesterday I found a CD from like 8 years go by the power-metal band Raphsody where he narrates the fantastical storyline and even sings background on the album (in classic booming Christopher Lee voice) and rocked out to it all day in the car.

Also, he narrated Tolkiens "The Children of Hurin" an expanded tale out of the Silmarillion. It stands on its own and is a great story. If you dig Tolkien and dig Lee, his reading is on Audible.

Evolve at $35. If it drops to $20 later in the sale, you should check it out. Can always refund.

Question: I am on the froyotech roster, but I am not paid. Roster Page

Does this make me ineligible to bet on froyo?

never heard of Surf_damage, I'll check it out

sooo, who wants to play Evolve with me? (for 2 hours or less)

Moby .... wait for it .... Dick

The Lord of the Rings is an amazing series; if you think you've already been there with the movies...you haven't. Fantastic story.

If you are at all interested in physics and space, Parallel Worlds by Dr. Michio Kaku is extremely fascinating.

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