The problem with AWD is that people know it makes it easy to accelerate and turn in slippery conditions but they fail to recognize that AWD does nothing to help you stop.
Its never the speed that kills you, its the sudden stop.
Hey, if the pregnant person feels like being a parent would be burdensome that's a perfect reason not to have a kid. We need present and active parents, not parents that wish they never had a kid.
Its not just notifications. Its also them watching entire videos at high volume in waiting rooms, ads and everything. That or its endless scrolling and completely unrelated audio blasts chained together doing literal psychic damage to everyone around.
It drives me fucking NUTS. The worst part is they're the ones that will be the first to complain about kids these days being glued to their phones.
Eh. Larry was often tiresome but he had some really good jokes every once in a while. I didn't care much for Engvall. Foxworthy had the occasional zinger too. Ron White was funny as hell though.
You're 100% allowed to just enjoy it and not worry about the drama. That said, we're looking at the fifteenth year on the horizon with no follow up to Skyrim.
A "AAA" studio taking fifteen years to make a game is unacceptable. Especially when its a game that guarantees massive sales thanks to the IP's pedigree.
I don't think so. Things seem to be leaning more toward the "stuff spontaneously comes from nothing" end of the spectrum as far as I know. Pre-universe causality makes no sense if our understanding of the universe's origin is true. I'm personally OK with accepting that things don't necessarily happen for a reason.
It didn't try to do shit. Its a fucking computer. It does what you tell it to do and what you've told it to do is autocomplete based on human content. Miss me with this shit. Theres so much written fiction based on this premise.
The problem with AWD is that people know it makes it easy to accelerate and turn in slippery conditions but they fail to recognize that AWD does nothing to help you stop.
Its never the speed that kills you, its the sudden stop.