The game sells your info apparently… points 4.3 and 15.4 of the privacy policy (age, gender, location, etc to advertisers).
I did not look this up myself, it’s just one of the many reviews talking about this that provides this information. Credit to steam user Ilovemyhouse.
Fuck that cop, but also, the guy was stupid enough to not pull over. He didn’t deserve death, but I bet he could have avoided death had he just done what he was legally obligated to do.
I’m very curious to see how many downvotes this rationale will get.
I’m enjoying it.
Funny I just finished a round. I made sure to stick near the driller. He ran out of ammo, but luckily we were only a minute of pick axing away.
Says the guy who contributed nothing of value.
I think it’s impossible for humans not to be hypocrites.
Anyone calling me I don’t know is spam, and I never answer. Text, email, or snail mail if you need to contact me so I can decide if interaction will develop further.
Boost handles it like a pro
What’s wrong with double standards? It’s how humans operate.
What is CVS?
That’s fair
Why all the hashtags? I feel like I just stumbled into an ad.
That’s quite the recovery from your other post I remember seeing.
This is exactly what I instantly thought of as well.
“choosing” is a funny way to spell “gave up”.
But it’s an good start none the less. If you can find contentment slonez then you are ready for a serious relationship as well. Having yourself sorted is the best thing anyone can do for themselves to find lasting love.
I’ve been storing mazatapec. Vac sealed in a duffle bag and some not vac sealed in a duffle bag. Even the un-vac sealed have been holding their potency. It seems to me the biggest factors are heat and exposure to oxygen. Vac sealed is ideal, but even being stored in a bag that isn’t being handled or opened mor than once a year seems to be agreeable.
And anything thrown into the freezer seems to just last.
When I was younger a guy stored them in a briefcase in Vancouver, broken down into grams, and those lost all their potency fast.
All my experienice is anecdotal, but it’s served me well over 35 years of dealing with the things: dry, cool, no air flow.
And vacuum sealed. I have some that are four years old and they are working just fine still.
Options are always good. Lack of options is bad.