wordfalling

@Terramagi said:

They're all different versions of you, after the great Chronocatastrophe of 2037.

The sad part is they were probably better men than me, with the exception of one who was a civil war captain likely responsible for the deaths of many other Americans. But maybe in 2037 I can get the real dirt on my family history.

No clue, I was named after my great-grandfather and his father and his father and so on. Odd that there are three gravestones dating back to 1739 with my name on them.

Chrome for GB and Google Reader / News. Firefox for most everything else. Baffling as to why Google products don't work well in Chrome.

I never subscribed so my opinion is quite worthless, although I did try to convince Dave to accept cash but apparently it is all automated and requires the blessing of Visa, Mastercard or AmEx. The Happy Hour was at least something weekly but with that gone I can understand the frustration of subscribers. I would love to see Dave's adventures in DF and Vinny, Drew and Dave's ventures in flight simulators but it is hard to justify paying for it when quick looks, the bombcast and TNT are all free. I get more than my fill of their content weekly for nothing more than a bit of bandwidth.

I was secretly glad when my WoW account was hacked, kept me from wasting hours and money. Regardless, I hope Blizzard gets your account sorted out swiftly, always no good when your property gets stolen.

Used to be halfway to my ass, now it is about an 1/8" long.

@patrickklepek: An odd game that has William S. Burroughs reading a few of Poe's short stories. His read of The Fall of the House of Usher is... something different.

Edit: The Masque of the Red Death is what I was thinking of.

@Trilogy: Me neither. I'd imagine Gamespot would be more challenging given how much longer it has been around and Dave not having built it in the first place.

@Aas: Would have been better if you punned it up and said "no fowl."

Edit: Gah, I should have read the replies, @RTSlord beat me to it.

@Demoskinos said:

My car. I hate it. I hate owning a car. And I hate putting money into it. By far one or my biggest money drains. I have to have it as I dont live in a metropolitan area with public transit.

I'm with you. Glad that my commute to work now means just crossing the street. Something that cost me $14k and is now worth a quarter as much plus paying insurance for it every six months. I can't wait to sell the damn thing and buy a bike.