+1 for Dave and Busters feelings.

If you live in/near a big city, arcade bars are becoming a thing.

The one I visited was a pretty large place, full of old school quarter arcades and pinball machines. It’s a legit arcade and has 2 large bars to get drinks. Thursday night is free night and you can just go in and play for free!

E: comma

Tiny Taco Hands makes up the rules as he goes along. He can extend as many times as he wants, who is going to stop him?

Remember puff, puff, pass.

12:30am Monday and wide awake with jet lag. Definitely not looking forward to what awaits me in about 8 hours :/

could create a system that could later be searched to identify and surveil immigrants anyone.

He was already impeached twice. So far it hasn’t seemed to to stop him.

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He has the idea of a plan

Makes you wonder how many other people they have lost.

Sorry, that feature is only available in the iWar+ subscription, which is $9.99/mo

I’d rather be behind an SUV than a Tesla on autopilot.

I’m a fan of Voyager.

Can we send another copy to New Zealand?

Just in case?

I feel it’s like the Internet, people aren’t using it for what it was really designed for. The Internet was never created for security, was intended for sharing knowledge.

People have managed to use The Government in a way it was not intended lol

Takes one to know one

Which VPN are you using? In most cases it works for me depending on the country I choose.

Trump ≠ All Americans

It just seems that way :(

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