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Neat, so my guess for shipment #2 is confirmed accurate? Go me... Wonder how off I'll be on Shipment #3 being the week of Dec 12.

Spend 3x more to get 10% better performance, PC Master Race! (I'm in both worlds, its self depricating as well)

To be fair they did a lot of small but valuable adjustments that reduced AC3 boating issues too... Snap aiming with swivels and being able to aim broadsides being two huge ones...

PS3 did too with a few catches - but few games accepted Mouse for input - just because the system allows it doesn't mean the games will.

Could also coincide with the neighbors being out so you can steal their WiFi you can't afford, could be those are the days the NSA spy drones can't read your brain, could mean anything. Hell could be the complete opposite if you're only doing Net shit at work on their tab.

That's pretty much the point of my joke - it looks fun as hell, I'm considering getting one earlier than my January/February plans (If I find one available) because of how fun it looks on Twitch plays. Won't end up playing anything else on it for the short-term though, just a $400 Resogun box if...

I'd expect they'd be staggered at least two weeks between more than likely - and assuming the Gamestop guy wasn't lying to me earlier about 2 more corporate level shipments before Xmas - so next would be Black Friday and the other would be second week of December. (But note, he said corporate...

Resogun?

Hah, that was Tarrant's work pre-Sprint?

Depends where you are, they charge back alley rape prices on nonbundles in this state. But the competition is sparse thus far, just FiOS really.

Neat.. So in a corner case of small (non-HR most likely) employers in what looks to be 12 states with tons of stipulations it rarely could occur before. Its interesting some states flipped it though, must've been explicit to contradict Fed law if the text isn't off in how its presented, would...

Human Resource Management, 13th Edition: Robert L. Mathis, John H. Jackson: 9780538453158: Amazon.com: Books Although 11th edition quotes explicitly otherwise on page 124 halfway down the page, if you'd care to find a copy you could see it yourself. (Specifically within the chapter on...

Clearly PS4s sway functionality has an antitornado effect.

The men are in a separate pool if that's true - its illegal to vary rates by gender within a pool unless something happened to undo the 85ish reforms... Don't even think grandfathering was allowed.

Of course not its been illegal to since 85 or so.

Well, depends bytes - it's a great idea if you want to make it easier. If you want a constant challenge he'd want to do the opposite and do minimal amounts of side stuff. Depends on how he enjoys things - I prefer the route you outlined though personally.

Ah don't think they've even been an option next door here.

Not shocking to me Drae, since 90% of my plans I dealt with were BCBS (And mostly Excellus specifically in BCBS) and MD, PA and NY are all neighbors to NJ.

Ram legendary was the no lube one for me. Mortar was medium level painful. Other and double manowar were jokes for me, shrug. Was max upgraded when I bothered with them though.

Might be lag if its programmed to keep both players in sync, dunno sounds really odd... Memory leak for an early title probably isn't impossible either.

RLS to me in my reading on such - sounds more like a common back nerve issue showing up lower, instead of back spasms when you're lying down its leg spasms with the aattached movement. Although I will admit I'm like 6 years behind on RLS info - was ruled out early for my issues. (I have minor...

Dandain responding to Dandai.... WTF...

FM isn't exactly my type of nerve pain (mines closer to Lyme) but nerve pain is something I'd never wish on anyone else, except maybe Grim1 - lol. I had to deal with 3 years of people implying I was faking my nerve issues before evidence finally became reliable on it. (Had some MRIs show...

Considering our men's only plan ended up being 40% more costly I'd tend to think so - insurance company certainly saw that pool as the highest risk after all. And all were under BCBS from the same state. And don't think psych fits in there, pretty sure mental illness is pretty even, no?

'If I remember right....' Why would you give me grief about not being absolute when I even stated I might be off... Unless you assume I can't misremember ever... As for total men's vs women's cost - I've seen the effect in practice we had a faction of the men's rights people amongst my...

Was off the top of my head... Might be askew - although do note for Parkinson's women get it much lighter than men when they even get it, rigidity and dementia are common with PD in men, rare in women. Google showing more like 1:6 for Fibro as well FYI.

Very strongly biased 9:1 on Parkinson's and 7:1 on heart disease if I remember my numbers... Just like fibromyalgia is like 1:9...

I'm not twisting at all - just demonstrating applicable cases... Its no more twisting then 'men' to 'I mean single men'...

Single men can still have a surrogate...

Heh yea Dandai - I'm good at EU but EW I actually went back to Easy for relearning Meld and EXALT complicate high difficulties soooooo much.

Maternity care on a male plan is extendable to a surrogate carrying a baby for you - I.e. gay couples. It's not 100% unusable for men. Just like Magnum condoms can find use for a rare Asian.

No its not - the handful of expensive women's care are dwarfed by men's health issues. Parkinson's and heart disease being the two biggest. I already covered that, which they skip over comparing. The only factual thing they do that isn't counterbalanced is go to the doc more often. But they...

Unemployment complaints after the 15th Amendment passed had similar doomcrying... Wonder how that turned out... Or how The New Deal with its doomcrying turned out... Or Medicare... Ad nauseum... Change bad... Rabble... Rabble... I'm supposedly a democrat, yet I hate any change... Rabble...

Its a hugely flawed article because it presumes all visits are equally costly. Its as relevant to anything as poor people having basic appliances as a result.

Technically you mean affordable insurance, PEC insurance existed just the costs were ludicrous.

There was no such thing as you imply - individually bought policies were bundled after sale intoa joint risk pool.

Clarifying that autoinclusion in everything is the issue since ala carte didn't exist in healthcare is apparently hearty love of Mr. O... Gotcha. Couldn't be that I'm trying to clarify what's new and what the problem with it is.... I'd love to see ala carte insurance options myself. But...

Also add to that, had to check my files, that many states already required many/most of those benefits already. On maternity my three I've done employee plans for all require maternity coverage for example. And as stated once its in the plan, everyone in the pool is paying for it, not just those...

The requirements being universal is fact, but if you were part of a pool with even ONE WOMAN WITH MATERNITY benefits, the plan charged for it across the whole pool. There was no a la carte I want this but not that within a plan. Some websites had tools that looked like they did because they...