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Oh, you haven't read the Esslemont books yet? Spoilers then.

I don't think so? Not following you.

Oh, that might be it. Either way, the ending to the series convoluted and kind of a letdown. Way too many people knew to be in the right spot at the right time. The whole time, I was under the impression the jade statues were full of the spirits of the crippled god's believers from his home...

Yeah, no cell phone or battery engineer has ever thought of that...

I like superstition for lightning enchanted mobs. Bloodthirst might be better if you don't have any LS weapons.

Uh, did we ever figure out the purpose of the Snake anyway?

No, that's the idea. Refresh sprint when it's about the falloff. Otherwise, you might cutoff a tornado or 2. I don't know about you, but I don't want to watch a 3s buff in the lower left while watching my rage in the lower right(so I can hit battle rage to prevent overflow), while spamming...

Charge the supercap and that charges the battery as you use it? Probably. Not exactly ground breaking if two internet sleuths figured it out.

I haven't tried a WoL build, yet. I prefer fast attacks, so it's probably something I'll do when I get bored again. Tecknoe, you're doing it wrong. The point of the WoTB build is to hit WoTB only once. You have to be meticulous about refreshing sprint, otherwise you lose one or two tornados.

Just to clarify, monks actually have more than one build now. 2H monks and Wave of Light are becoming more prevalent on higher MP. That's at least a 100% increase in build diversity! I'm giving D3 another try with a monk. Good character for lazy farming.

Charging a battery in that amount of time must do some amount of damage to its performance. And give me some fucking science, CNN. I know what a battery is, I know what a supercapacitor is. Tell me how the two go together to charge one in a half minute.

Were the previous films like this too?

I'm going to guess your country doesn't grow very much corn. There are natural and artificial reasons why corn is so cheap in America.

Barbs are better, but I'm not sure I would say easier. Maximizing WoTB uptime while babysitting tornado output is not that fun.

There's a reason you've never heard of chicken tartare. Chicken needs flavor via cooking, and boiling adds none. Salmonella might be a factor too.

Did you forget your sarcasm tags? I guess I never considered people JUST being fans of the new movies. I can understand someone getting hooked by the reboots. But why not go back and watch the wealth of entertaining series and movies? Wrath of Khan is good to this day. DS9's last three...

Wouldn't the screen itself still need to be rigid due to how capacitive touchscreens work?

15.33 kWh/year.

What exactly are you expecting? All I can think is flip smartphones.

Has their been some improvement to foreman grills recently? I had one when I moved into my first apartment(2005), while convenient, would never get hot enough. The amount of cooking time needed to get a nice crust on the chicken(i.e. flavor), would leave the rest of the breast overcooked.

Why would you be interested in this film without ever seeing Wrath of Khan?

Double posting won't help you lose weight faster. As for starting cooking, that's a bit trickier. You have motivation(lose weight) but that doesn't necessarily directly translate into wanting to cook. I guess my recommendation would be to find a few meals that you really like and then watch...

I think you should go back to using coconut oil so you don't get so butthurt all the time.

What's your source for blizzard not making much money off the rmah?

Sorta.

Wouldn't refrigerating a steak after searing it ruin the crust?

Broken url confirms your suspicions.

Ah, that was just to house size? Sorry, my bad. Earning potential probably outweighs all others, easily. I often worry if I'm making the right choice settling down in Ithaca, NY in regards to my career. I'm worried I'll have to move someday to Boston or California to get noticeable raises...

Goes well with some mercury. More seriously, it was a half-sarcastic attempt to point out that removing something from someone's diet CAN improve your energy and well-being. Do I believe, for most people, gluten is that thing? No. More than likely, it's mostly placebo affect. I'm also...

Cmon, that's a lie. Wasn't gonorrhea literally just rustling your jimmies?

Right, but it does contribute to joeboo's original question of "how to fuck do people live in cities". You're really just pointing out how much more of a pain, monetarily, in the ass a city can be.

Not sure if most of the alternatives you listed are equitably priced.

Gentrification, mainly. A lot of people in those cities don't buy houses, ever. They just rent and buy nice cars instead.

What if that food is arsenic?

I admittedly don't cook high end steaks often, they are bad for my wallet.

Yes, there are healthy version of saturated and unsaturated fats, but you want less of the former. But still some. Some of your recommendations are kind of a bummer. No corn or soy fed animal meat? Hard to do or expensive. And I'm not sure I even understand the reasoning behind that one...

Sounds like varying saturations of fat. If fructose really is that bad, I'd like to see more than just "sugar Xg" on a label.

40-50g of sugar is a toxic dose? Isn't that a bit stringent? I just posted 48g by lunch. Here's what I've had to eat: 2/3 cup of milk, 8g of sugar 87g of quaker oat squares, 14g of sugar 100g of plain nonfat greek yogurt, 4g of sugar 1T of grated romano, 0g of sugar 1/4T of honey, 4g...

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Some sub industries of the tech industry are practically nonexistent outside of the coastal areas. Unless you want to live in Texas...