BropolloCreed79

Pirate King Archer comes to mind. I'll start my own intramural lacrosse league.

"#TeamZatarain's"

I would play that game every day. In fact, that'd be good for a period piece property by R*: owning and operating a speakeasy during Prohibition in the US (1920-1933). You'd get elements from just about all their games, mixed in with some good old fashioned Mafioso elements.

That's just sad. May as well name it "Bambi's Mom"

But the real question is, "will I be able to open a distillery in the game?"

I don't have the time or energy to troll other players. But troll me, and I go full Detective Kimble:

I'm telling you, bro; "Bologna" is the way to go.

As someone who spent three years he'd rather forget managing in a burrito joint, a good rice cooker is worth it's weight in gold. Set it and forget it, no need to bring water to boil, monitor, stir, reduce heat, or trust that shady "Uncle Ben" fellow (there's only one "Uncle Ben" in my book, and he died because of Peter's selfishness). When juggling multiple things at once for a proper meal, a rice cooker is a convenience that makes everything run much, MUCH smoother, at least in my experience.

Like you're sleeping anyways right now... Hell, I remember playing the first RDR when my son was an infant. The trick is to have them lay on the boppy pillow while it's curled around you. Then, you have your hands free to play while they sleep.

Bologna will be the name of my pony.

I'd be lying if I said that I didn't take next Friday off.

Bologna.

That's the same face I made when I finished watching The Last Jedi.

The difference between online and offline is going to be interesting. I'm assuming that NPC's in your gang for offline and a combination of other players and NPC's for Online. I really hope I can make my B.O.O. a distillery. That seems to be appropriate for me.

Not to be trite, but everything I said was true, which is what made is so damn hilarious when I was put in a corner for "6 Days, 9 Hours". The game has had a bit of a bump on PS4 recently, but enthusiasm for those numbers needs to be tempered because it's about 40%-50% squeakers.

They called it "spamming" but I was really necro'ing the oldest threads in Gen-chat and applying a "modern perspective" to threads that were pretty old. At least they were a bit more honest with @TheHansonGoons. All I got was the trademark Gun Media subterfuge.

Iirc, Save Serve temp for beef is 165. But I am on a beer brawl ATM, so I wouldn't trust anything I say at this point

No, these are "Bropollo Originals"; such as: Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep. My car is fast. And if you don't get outta my way Im gonna drive it up your ass. And don't even ask me to tell you the "Poop Juice Song"

Meh, my kids don't listen to anything I tell them anyways, unless it's an inappropriate ditty. Usually while driving them to school.

I'm in the same boat. Gamestop is on this trend right now of releasing the AAA titles at 8PM the night before official release. No joke, there were about 500 people lined up last night when I came out of Chipotle with the fam, and my kids asked, "Dad, why are all those people in line?" Me: "It's for a video game. Black Ops dropped today for people who preorded." Wife: "Your dad used to be one of 'those people'". Me: "Your dad IS going to be one of those people in two weeks." Son #1: "Is that for Red Dead 2?" Me: "Yep. And what's Dad going to do first when he plays?" Son #1 & Son #2: "Shoot the deer and sell the hide". Me: "That's right. A man's gotta eat." Wife: "You are so weird." Me: "You should be happy, I'll be too busy playing this to paw at you all night"

My local Fedex Kinkos is great. I just take hi-res scans or digitals in there and they'll blow them up to whatever size I need on high-gloss poster sized sheets. The don't care if it's protected work or not.

iirc, the handle on the lid and the pegs for the feet are both held in by screws and nuts. Either of those could get dislodged by a curious child. Really, from a legal perspective, anything that can be broken off or removed with a minimal amount of force or effort that fits within the mouth constitutes a choking hazard, so they need to cover themselves.

We literally have that exact one in our office for when we do pot-luck parties. For sporting events, it's perfect for chili con queso.

As long as I can buy Doc Brown's flying steam train time machine, I'm all good 🚂

You, sir are a sick, sick food pornographer. I do the same thing to my brats, with Guinness, and Hungarian hot peppers on there as well, but I certainly don't get so graphic in telling others about it, smut peddler!