Pretty much.

"That's my old opinion, why would I give that?"

Agreed.

Dave Barry described his early worm as a reporter. He was assigned sewage politics and interviewed big names in his local industry. He fully admits to never having a clue on the subject.

It's always been money laundering.

The brokenness is a feature.

They give long diatribes about it. Then they openly wonder why Trump is still alive and has his own security force.

Blunt response, Palestine exists because we want oil from countries we disagree with. We give big speeches, send support to Palestine, and the Palestinians have weapons in Farsi and Syrian forms of Arabic. The state isn't there for anything else but money and power laundering. The people inside the zone are kept down because if they did well, or were seen to be doing well, it would be disaster for this.

It doesn't help that they're fighting over prime farmland. The majority of the state is rural farms, not cities. But we can't talk about that. It would bring up how the caliphate over farmed their land and destroyed the entire Middle East. Chinghis Kaaahn was just the one that offered a peaceful way out before they sent the trade envoys head back.

We also can't talk about how this is almost a game of freaking Pokemon with actual cities and people involved. The direct people are making money, and I mean big money sometimes over the conflict. Biggest houses in some cities are owned by Palestinians. The people not in the mansions gave up a long time ago and just live out their lives and farm out their land. I've met or worked with people had direct involvement with Israeli and Palestinian conflicts and every single one said the conflict doesn't exist anymore. Israel won in the 90's and we keep it going because of all the laundering involved with it.

Anyone choosing a side is missing out on the obvious truth, and has an opinion that will continue the problems.

This should be an entire field of research: breaking AI. If we k ow what breaks it, we can predict what the problems are. But that's not going to happen. Really sad

In Hebrew school we nicknamed the teacher Jewitsky.

While living in Hawaii I grabbed some Dr Pepper and egg nog. The cup didn't get rinsed so I got them mixed. When I realized it tasted good, I experimented. Ginger beer and egg nog is the most interesting. Orange soda and egg nog is great and became a family thing.

Irn Bru doesnae work though. Don't make the mistake.

It's being straight with extra steps and more glory.

Any minute now.

Yeah, egg nog needs a thinner so I use soda. Orange is the best though.

Most Jewish stories are like that.

Even the name is Hebrew. That's Our Town.

It's like drinking orange sherbet.

I really don't care. This is eggnog with orange soda season.

They also had him say it was basically Mein Kampf.

There will be a war fought by robots and men guarding the sides. Both will claim victories and hide their defeats. Meanwhile trade will open up for Russia in the areas they want. The war will be pure show for years, and then forgotten as China falls apart and enters civil war again.

Meanwhile I have to tell people I use AI, otherwise my boss gets angry.

Being a sports fan in Seattle is basically accepting the loss.

• Combat Mission is a favorite war game. I wish they could have done more than just world war II, but that's all we got. Now I'm thinking Combat Mission Warhammer 40K, or anything else Total War did.

• Minecraft with graphics mods is awesome.

• Grand Theft Auto 5 with graphics mods is also awesome.

• The new Monkey Island is fun.

• Lamplighters League is a Steampunk XCom style game. I haven't played it, but it looks like fun.

• BattleBits is fun.

• Tony Hawk 1-2 Remake is a lot of fun. The more recent one, not the 2010 HD edition with floaty physics.

• Outer Worlds, and No Mans Sky are like Starfield.

• Kingdom Come

I probably have the names wrong, so sorry about that.

There's an office building near there, and I worked at several conventions. It's actually fun to see what convention is happening by how people are dressed near the CC.

Back in the day you honestly didn't know what the social status was for anyone you walked by. We had so many tech rich and grunge, hipster, emo were an actual thing.

Your friend grew up in lefty ville.

It's a total eclipse of the heart even thinking about it.