Xtreme Beach Volleyball for me. It was one of the first things I purchased online, because in person retailers wouldn't sell it to me and there was no way I was gonna ask my mom for it.

It was also the game the prompted me to buy a GameShark cuz fuuuuck that grind.

You could definitely put a grow light and a dutch bucket in a closet. My home setup started at about $100 and consisted of some white buckets with holes drilled into them (it's way more expensive now but that's cuz I bought a greenhouse, solar panels, space heater, a big battery...).

That's definitely a thing, but the buildup isn't too fast so it just becomes a regular maintenance item.

That game gets a lot of flak but gameplay wise it was a banger. It's like they decided to make an entire game out of just the good parts from Sonic Adventure.

This is going to break US relations with the very rebels we funded to success in Syria. No way do they take a massive loss of territory lying down, which means they'll get into conflict with Isreal, which means they'll get on America's shit list, which means they'll go to Russia in search of allies, and we're gonna be right back to where we were at (from a regional strategic perspective) when the whole fucking war started - only this time instead of a baathist dictator they'll have a salafi one.

I guess that's the theme for America's interventions in the middle east. Decades of death and destruction only for things to go right back to how they were.

Reusing stuff is a gaming tradition going back to the first ever games and its present in just as many great games as bad ones. Like Symphony of the Night has a whole thing where you play through the game again bUt It'S uPsIdE-dOwN!

he apparently has literally every piece of evidence with him

Apparently his gun was 3D printed - those can be melted back down! Or taken apart and thrown away in multiple trash cans across multiple states! My man had five days and he gets picked up carrying around all the exact same shit in it that he had on the morning of the shooting?

idk I guess it's possible but it's all so convenient.

god this framing is as old as the healthcare debate itself and its always been deceptive. What Americans who are insured like is the fact that they're insured because we all know how much it sucks to be uninsured, and of course the more time you spend dealing with your insurance the more likely you are to have to fight them over every single little thing and the more likely you are to realize that even being insured sucks shit in this country.

They're going to shove in an advertisement for the Disney Hawaiian Resort (tm)

more like forty years too late

Damn, just after it gets added to the BDS list.

that link