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Couple glasses of Squirt.

Waking up... I have about 4 hours sleep, and my mind is screaming that it doesn't want to be idle anymore.

He was a member of the army reserve for 18 months. His first TV appearance was in Dragnet. (then again in it 5 years later) He also appeared in Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Twilight Zone, Rawhide, The Outer Limits, and Get Smart before he was cast for Star Trek. He was in 49 episodes of Mission: Impossible after Star Trek ended. He was in 11 episodes of Fringe, and even got a Saturn award for it. Look at them sideburns...

I wouldn't mind a MP version of HL3 if HL3 ends up being a lot more of an open world. Especially if it included a Battlefield-like unlock/customization system for weapons.

Inga: [scared] Werewolf... Igor: There wolf. There castle! Frankenstein: Why are you talking like that? Igor: I thought you wanted to... Frankenstein: No, I don't want to. Igor: Suit yourself, I'm easy.

Star Trek Online.

That is still my favorite of the series, even if my current computer refuses to run it properly. Honestly though, C&C 4 is fun, but it just doesn't belong in the C&C series as a direct successor to the strategy genre that the series has been historically. It could quite easily be set as a RTSRPG side-type in-universe game like Renegade was. (and it's really too bad they never made a sequel to Renegade)

They've been trying unsuccessfully to do that for decades. That method has proven to be massively ineffective. (they try it before prison) It's 3rd strike that sends them to prison, but the problem is, usually, they can get the drugs on the inside too. Also, the people who commit crimes to feed the addiction should go to jail on the first strike, but not for the length of time currently used in the system. Drug possession charges for drugs that don't cause physical dependencies is a major issue in the US right now, and is a major reason why marijuana is becoming legal in many states. Really, my opinion on drugs is that any drug that causes a physical dependence (tobacco, LSD, meth, etc., excluding ethyl alcohol) should be illegal without individual licensing and prescription, and drugs that don't (marijuana, etc.) should be made legal with the only restriction being age. (21 years old is a little high IMO, pun not intended) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_dependence#Drugs_that_cause_physical_dependence http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/principles-drug-addiction-treatment-research-based-guide-third-edition/frequently-asked-questions/there-difference-between-physical-dependence Unfortunately I am unable to find a list of currently illegal drugs that don't cause physical dependencies. If you're wondering why I exclude ethyl alcohol from the illegal list, it's because it's already been tried and shown to be impossible to stop people from using it. (look at prohibition)

You prefer this duo instead?

My 3rd copy of the Command & Conquer series... The first 2 don't run well (if at all) on Windows 7.

Snow.

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Eating breakfast/lunch/dinner.

None of these show up as nonwords with Chrome's spell check.

Kraft Mac and Cheese, extra cheese sauce, and a glass of Dr.K.

What? What? You didn't know that even if you don't want any health insurance at all, you still have to pay hundreds extra in taxes so you're still covered by Obamacare?

Darkest Dungeon... Pirated version.

Bland.

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Getting a refill on my glass of Dr.K, then playing some games.

Ghahablamel bullehenma horntle.

Dr.K.

They really need to expand the inventory limit... Also have equippable armor/weapons, a couple more trinket slots, and a variable number of heroes in each quest. (like if you wanted to run 2-3 level 3 heroes on a level 1 mission) They also need to make it less obvious that the combat favors the enemy the more often you win. (send in a 4 pack of maxed out level 2s into a level 1 boss mission, slaughter everything but the boss in the dungeon, go into the boss with full health, and the boss kills all 4 in 6 turns with conventional attacks that crit 75% of the time) They need to finish building the other two map locations, and put something at that statue thing in the center of town. They also need to make a description for what each of the afflictions do. (like irrational making them refuse healing sometimes, or attack on their own, or move positions in the group, etc.) Apart from those, and the slightly unwieldy UI, it is a remarkably addictive game. (I do also like the fact that it has very nice smooth transitions all over the place)

There are the rare few who are actually allergic to the pregnancy hormones... That would be a good case for an abortion, as neither the mother or the child would survive. I know of a few people that can remember being in the womb, and there are lots of stories of people with similar memories. I personally don't remember it. (earliest memories for me were when I was just about to turn 2)