Nor was it directed by Tim Burton.

An actress. You shouldn’t care.

Oh okay, so it’s not just my dentist.

The concept is something that I would think I’d love. But the execution was not for me, to say the least.

As I said to the other person as well, I never said nor meant to imply that they should never read the records.

This is How You Lose the Time War. It is my friend’s favourite book and it didn’t feel great to have to tell them I pretty much hated it. I think it’s the lowest rating I’ve given a book so far.

I didn’t say that they shouldn’t read the charts. But if I had to pick which one I’d want a doctor to do first, it would be speak to me as a person.

Records can be looooong especially the older you get and the more you visit. I’d honestly much rather just speak to the doctor. I feel a lot more cared for if a doctor is speaking to me one on one about my body and my health than if they are just reading a log of info and then coming to some conclusion.

Thanks for sharing, hadn’t heard of it. Looks stylish as fuck.

Relatable.

Stargate is a complete answer to the question.

DPS? Do you play your ttrpgs in real time?

Stargate.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is too slow paced imho for what you’re looking for.

Both GTA5 and Just Cause 3 (or 4) are genuinely good picks for what you’re after.

I’ve absolutely seen people who like 3 more than NV. Hell, I might be among them.

I mean, Crucial is just the name that Micron puts on the memory they want to sell to consumers. So this story is basically just, “Micron no longer wants to sell to consumers”.

And it has nothing to do with Boston. Nor was New York Fries have anything to do with New York.

Why is that funny or surprising? Boston is not known for its deep dish; that is Chicago.

I wasn’t even the same person at 15 as I was at 20, or 25 that I was at 20. Looking back now at 35, I cannot imagine getting married at 20.

My partner and I change our cell plan over year for this reason, pretty much like clockwork.