Depends on if they have kids. If they have kids, assholes target commercials at the kids and then the kids bug the parents to go see the movie.
ing chinpokemon!! I know I got him, but must have restarted a save right before it or something earlier! , now it locks me out of getting my last friend too!! I don't mind going through the game again, but I was hoping not to have to find all those collectibles again! I want to get to my 4 for february.This is cool, but having kept a spreadsheet for a few years now a little late. It would be cool if you could dump it into excel with the little pictures icons.This is pretty
To try it out, just log into the web store and paste this into your URL bar, replacing the store.sonyentertainment stuff. Firefox and Chrome both strip out the javascript bit at the beginning so manually add it back in:
javascript:$.getScript("//repod.github.io/psdle/psdle.js");void(0);
After you hit enter you'll get a blue icon in the lower left. Click it to enter the above interface.
Sounds like a major pass to me. $100 worth of themes. I assume the item packs are just different bats, gloves, etc? And the stubs are used in RTTS to upgrade your player.
That weekend your choices for wide release new movies were Paul Blart Mall Cop, My Blood Valentine remake, Hotel for Dogs, and Notorious (which opened on about 1/2 the screens so not in every city). If you HAD to see a new movie that weekend, which bullet would you rather get in the face? The weekend after that added the R rated Underworld Prequel and Inkheart, The weekend after that added Taken, The Uninvited, and New in Town. So it's probably more a product of it being the least shitty alternative in that two week time frame.
I like this snippet from Destructoid's article:
http://www.destructoid.com/dark-souls-ii-scholar-of-the-first-sin-is-more-than-just-a-remaster-287154.phtml
Netflix. Then you can watch movies for a month at the cost of one ticket and buy a 6-pack of beer at the cost of one soda.
So basically more like the original Dark Souls where enemies would follow you back and cause the bonfire to dim so that you couldn't rest at it.
The floating fireball ain't too bad. He doesn't have any attacks so just run around in the biggest circle you can and hit him as he follows you. The blobs aren't too bad either if you don't kill everything too fast. Also, you can't really see too far below you so when you jump down a platform a blob will likely be waiting and jump up and hit you as soon as you land. Haven't tried the other remix bosses yet.
For a second I thought you meant 80%........ please tell me you actually meant 0.8% and not 80%.
Yeah, .8% man. As in, less than 1%.
Alas, Skylanders is only $15 at Newegg at the moment.
I like cheesy metal. I wouldn't listen to that whole album but having it pop up infrequently on shuffle can be fun.
Yup, I'm not complaining. But it's by choice, I claim 0 allowances on my W-4 to make sure I get a decent refund instead of worrying if I may have to pay.
I got $10,500 back one year. That was the year with the crazy tax credits for buying a house, though. The next year I got another $4500 IIRC--put a chunk of the $10,500 into home energy improvements, which gave up to $1500 back, plus student stuff. These were both while single.
Actually, I am shocked Tyler is getting that large of a refund. I would have expected him to manage his deductions better to not give the government that large of an interest free loan. I wish I could do that, but my wife for some reason wants a larger refund. I would rather write a check to them for $50 at the end of the year than have them write me one for a few thousand.
3 was definitely the best to me. Ascension probably was a bit prettier graphically, but I assume you don't care about that. I do not think the gameplay changed enough between them to worry about things that were in Ascension but not in 3 being an issue.
I'm good at being cheap but I suck at finance in general. I like having the fatty check at the beginning of the year. And I know if we ever need a boost in the ol check I can adjust (like before I take three months off work whenever we have a kid).
I've only played (i.e., finished but not yet platted) GoW1 HD on PS3 and started the Vita version, but I own every GoW. One of these days I'll start working through the whole series.
I assume you have your pay direct deposited? If so, why not have the bank just deduct the post tax dollars into another savings account at the same frequency you are paid. Try to forget that money is there unless you really need it. Then there is no modifying of the check needed and you will gain some (granted marginally from a basic bank account) from it being there. If at the end of the year you have found you don't need that money put it Roth IRA.
Just don't try and save them all up for one God of War binge. I love the series, but that would get really old really quick.
It'd be more worried about it if I could actually do anything with that money, but interest rates suck pretty bad. The ~$40 in interest/investment income I'm forgoing is worth it to me for a nice big lump sum at the start of the new year.
