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Yeah, if it was full team-on-team I have no problem with it. I think what bugs me is the "as soon as the Superman figure is dead it's over" aspect that makes the Chases more valuable for this one as they are harder to kill. Moreso if you get a map with walls where figures are more one-on-one.
You have the benefit of having that full team versus my one character and a bit of backup, though.
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"Friendship is not about what you were physically there for, It's about what you were mentally there for"
Yep. We knew they were inducing her at 9AM. I couldn't sleep the night before. Then she went into a 20 hour delivery. Baby was delivered via c-section at 5AM. Texted a few family members and friends, then wanted to stay awake to ensure her and the baby were doing okay. Then they ask you if you want to see him get his first bath, so you say yes of course.
Then, after being awake for over 38 hours you settle into the most uncomfortable chair known to man to take a quick nap. And that's when your inlaws show up to visit...
I didn't get any sleep until almost 48 hours, mostly due to all the family and friends that felt they had to see him on his first day.
You have the benefit of having that full team versus my one character and a bit of backup, though.
That's okay. I'm making up for it on the second scenario. I feel kind of dirty for playing it, but since work was so busy the last two weeks I think I put the team together in about 5 minutes.
Standard Chicago rule is if your age is double digits you can't put ketchup on a dog.
I think that's the same method used in New York City to determine at what age they can issue you a ticket for riding your bicycle on the sidewalk.
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Actually, I have been to that place. I understand why they do it considering they don't allow any condiments on the burger, just a slice of tomato. They use specific cuts of beef in their recipe and cook it in a fairly unique manor. Eating it this way allows you to really taste the beefy flavor rather than masking it.
It was really good. Now would I want every burger to be that way? No way, but for a taste of history? Yes, I say try it the way it was originally done.
Thank you, sir! Your comments are very much in keeping with what I've heard from friends who, unlike me, have made the trip.
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Do you go to KFC and say "today I only want my chicken to have 10 herbs and spices"?
Listen, I'm verrrrry careful with what I say in KFC, ever since that time I told the female behind the counter I wanted extra breasts.
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This whole what you can and can't put ketchup on is silly and subjective.
Which is probably the reason it surfaced in an Ogre thread!
Tim Burton was right: "A square jaw does not a Batman make." Steve Buscemi as the next Batman! Luke Perry as Joker! Let's make it happen!
The truth about Smallville was that it fell comfortably in between that writer's assessment and the perfection that some of those fans were attributing to it. It was good. Enjoyable on many levels. But no where near a masterpiece. And the finale left a lot to be desired.