Sounds like it’s time to take those skills to another party
Sounds like it’s time to take those skills to another party
Broken arms, jolly rancher…
If it ain’t broke no need to fix it? Weed was never harmful except to authoritarian bottom lines
Just because it is the most expensive doesn’t mean it would not be MORE expensive to just let people sue you, especially after you know what the problem is. Ignorance is one thing but negligence is a whole other ball game
I just moved to upstate from the Bible belt, like half the people I’ve talked to about guns have complained that you aren’t allowed to shoot an intruder until they directly assault your person, not just them being on your property or inside the house taking stuff. Legit upset they can’t value their possessions more than another human life.
I just moved out of Kentucky and was like wait, there’s two Tennessee?
After getting enough people to agree to do it, then pick a leader, then get the company to negotiate instead of fire everyone, then agree on a deal. Immediately after all that would you see a pay increase, again if the company doesn’t just fire everyone
And I’m sure leaded gas burns hotter, that doesn’t make it ok to do.
Oh man I haven’t read QC in a long time, what happened?
You practically need tech bro money to afford a ticket though don’t you? The article says tickets are up to $2750, and while I know they go for less if you get lucky in the lottery or something like that they’re still like 800-1000$ just to get in. Who can afford that just as the entry fee, let alone what ever you need to survive the desert for a week?
Why can’t rural police be as corrupt or more, with even less oversight? How does that make city police not corrupt? What is the internal investigation process for rural cops, especially at the county sherrif level?
I remember spending weeks searching for a copy of it years ago, Q1 and Q3 were everywhere but I wanted to play the story of 2. I finally managed to find a copy but it wouldn’t work on my computer. Getting remade as open source is great news
I worked for a guy who referred to it as “layoff by attrition” who essentially explained that they only have a couple heads over what they predicted based on production volume, and they know the conditions at the plant aren’t nice to be in, 95° F and 50% through most of the summer in a stamping and welding shop. So instead of a tiny layoff or firing people they just wait until the people who won’t put up with the conditions on the floor take care of it themselves.
I’ve played through the first dungeon and I like it so far.