I'm still waiting for the Excelsior to be back in stock.

Finally, a carrot.
Dude usually only offers a stick.

A genuine waste of carbon he is.

Your bones are going to become nuclear weapons satellites?

My father adored this games audio.
For years, he spoke of the soundtrack, the music, the feelings the game gave through it.

No confederate should have a statue. Lest it is in a museum.

Though he himself lacks common sense.
As such a thing would indicate you divest from your personal interests to avoid conflicts of interest, that you don't set policy based on emotion, and that you do not go golfing when there is work to be done.
Almost nothing he does is sensible.

Oh... That's a choice. Why did they do that? The previous remake seemed fairly good, and the swap graphics ability was rather fantastic.

I'm confused, I thought the rerelease had a toggle between the old graphics and the new- and the gameplay was exactly the same. Did they funk with it for a latest release?

Fair.
Very fair.
Very very very fair. Best to be upbeat with them.

But, to help them, talk to others, and push those others to make the world a better place, not a bitter place.

Genuinely. Absolutely. Insane.
Government shutdown, that by his own words is the Presidents responsibility to bring people to negotiate....
And he only gives a dang about his giant corrupt ballroom.

"Let them eat cake" out the wazoo

To help a loved one with cancer, stop voting for war hawks.

Write your representatives, don't support corrupt companies that poison the earth.

We spent so much time and money on hurting each other- if we hadn't, maybe we would have cured more than JUST cancer. Fix other medical issues too.

Was it that it was all a force dream, and Rey actually wakes up back in the At-At reconning JJ Abrams grand disaster?

It's visual non-sequitur after visual non-sequitur...
Any single frame looks impressive, but any of it together, it's just an offense to a functional brain.

How is it, our country reaches a new low every bloody day.

He climbed up on the Paper Towel Taxi, and I took him outside. Quite the polite fellow he was.