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Jedi. Every fictional setting game I take a caster type (mage, biotic, force user) would you rather only be allowed to eat breads made with a low gluten wheat, or cakes made with a high gluten wheat?

Granted you are only allowed to shoot .338 lapua. I wish I could afford next month's car insurance bill.

Granted. It's full cavity time. Oh yeah. I wish my hair would finally get past the bottom of my shoulder blade.

If it's in a container, the salt it'd be smaller, if not, the feathers, I feel like they'd be easier to hold onto assuming they aren't small as !@#$. Would you rather live through WW3 without being told what happens to you, or die at the beginning after being told what would have happened to you?

Granted. ATF takes it from you before you get a chance to use it. I wish the store was open, I need conditioner.

Granted. They don't win. I wish I could get past this writers block and finish the back story for my pathfinder character.

Cold. You can put on as many layers as you need until you're warm, but you can only take off so many before it's illegal. Would you rather be anorexic or bulimic

Bed of nails. Would you rather have incredible magic, but be physically frail and in constant poverty, or have the physical strength of a god, but you randomly go into a black out rage where you can't control your actions?

Granted but the wish involves porn. I wish more games with romances had optional porn scenes. They can add to it if done right and shows it's an adult relationship.

So then why are they being terroristy towards us?

Question. How exactly do we remove the social conditions that leads to them being terroristy towards us if it is our entire society and way of life that they hate?

Not enough.

Hmm it has been a while since I looked into it, maybe it's out of date. Though EB Games really surprises me, I've heard they're the same as Game Stop which, from personal experience working for them, has a lot of strict policies to pay employees as little as possible. I could see it, they are trying to regulate and put restrictions on tons of things, why shouldn't they focus on the one thing that is an issue. Like here in San Antonio the state (maybe city not sure which) passed a bill requiring owners of abandoned buildings to pay a yearly fee so the government can inspect and maintain the building to keep them from being eyesores, hazards, and keep out illegal activity that happens in them (I know there's more but I only hear about it during dinner). Maybe not heavily but some regulation, or even encouragement to lower the rent would be tremendous.

Yes that is going off minimum wage. Here in Texas minimum wage is $7.25/hr, or Federal minimum, but many places hire at $10/hr or more. Bill Millers' are always looking to hire and at least here in San Antonio and Austin they offer a starting wage of 10/hr, Buc-ee's hires at $11.25/hr-$12.50/hr, and a lot of places do. People are able to live off this and places here are usually hiring, but at $15/hr they might not be hiring as much because in the case of Bill Miller's they are being forced to pay their employees an extra 50% meaning that a staff of 10-15 (which is usually what's in the kitchen) is now valued at 15-22 staff members. I agree minimum wage should be higher, but $15/hr is too high especially since it is more than double the current. Yes I know it will be a gradual progression but like I pointed out earlier, Australia has their "living wage" at $16/hr (conversion rate isn't that much) and every chain, or business like McDonalds, EB Games Wal-Mart, etc is reluctant to do business there, and usually has much stricter hiring standards than here in the US of A. Edit: I'd also like to point out that Cali has a higher minimum than Texas yet still requires almost 40 extra a week, and Maryland has the same as Texas, yet only requires 8 more than Cali. It's not only minimum wage that needs to be dealt with.

Yeah. I agree the minimum needed to be raised but $15/hr is too damn much. Look at Australia, $16/hr last I checked and companies that use minimum wage hate opening stores and hiring people there, the usually only staffed bare minimum needed to run a store. Honestly $10 an hour is fine. Many places around here do it even though minimum is lower, and they do fine, increasing it by 50% will decrease the amount of open jobs.

I thought he was declaring it not a combat zone but leaving them there so they don't get combat pay. Or at least that's what my grandma said.

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Who are you rooting for in the war? What has been your favorite aspect of the war so far?

I've spent $0.00 Truth be told it's only because I'm on a strict budget and unless one of my wishlist items comes under $3 I won't get it. Damn me for spending $200 on Dragon Age Inquisition.