Someone called out hillary clinton for not tipping at chipotle. People tip at chipotle?
They don't even bus the tables like a lot of fast casual places. I leave a small tip anywhere that they bring the food to you and clean the table after. Never at chipotle.
I do this at places where there is service even if I myself am just grabbing something to go
but at a place where there isn't service?
I tip more often at Sonic than Chipotle come on
and Sonic doesn't even have a cc tip option
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I think I might just have a thing for unusual blends of genres. I like Star Wars, partially because it's space and spaceships and lasers, but also has vaguely Eastern mysticism and such. I like Star Fox because same thing, but also shittons of animals. I like things like the Secret World, Shadowrun, and Mage stuff because they're all modern (or dystopian future with only slightly advanced tech) things with guns and etc, but also randomly magic and elves. I also really like TV like Buffy, which is modern day stuff plus demons, and things like X-Files and Supernatural, which... kinda the same deal.
I'm not sure if I am categorizing things too broadly or have just found a weird key to things I enjoy.
Yes, genre mix-matching--like chocolate and peanut butter--can be awesome.
Speaking of which, still considering finally running a Buffy "Grizzly Peaks" game. Basically BtVS meets Twin Peaks with nods toward vidyas like Gone Home and Life is Strange.
@MrAnthropy You've mentioned it to me, like, twice, so now you owe it to me to run it.
Star Wars first
I want to tinker with you :winky:
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Well, it did prevent a generation of British teens from attempting hand break turns.
Their enduring popularity was down to them technically being defined as motorcycles
So you didn't need to pass a driving test and they were cheaper to tax than a car
So it was desperation. In the long run, I'd met more teens got hurt driving those crummy things than had you given them real licenses for real cars.
No idea.
They were popular at a time when working class people would frequently have a motorbike licence but not a car licence, and we aren't talking teens here. They were popular in mining areas, primarily.
They kind of died out aside from enthusiast interest once it became more difficult to get a bike licence.
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I do this at places where there is service even if I myself am just grabbing something to go
but at a place where there isn't service?
I tip more often at Sonic than Chipotle come on
and Sonic doesn't even have a cc tip option
Star Wars first
I want to tinker with you :winky:
I will miss them
If I fuck up know that I tried my best to not
(still trying which is why I "had to pee")
Is it done? Clarkson's dumbness killed it?
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-32363887
One of my favorite Top Gear moments
Lame.
is for herses
Well, it did prevent a generation of British teens from attempting hand break turns.
Hey nexus!
now off to go watch hockey and drink beers
saturdaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy
Their enduring popularity was down to them technically being defined as motorcycles
So you didn't need to pass a driving test and they were cheaper to tax than a car
i lack the hitlerian charisma and/or sicknasty cleavage necessary to be a popular twitch streamer
you should see rural sweden
modified old volvos doing hand break turns on every bit of gravel (of which there are a lot)
Whooo!
Wait, rockets are on I think
So it was desperation. In the long run, I'd met more teens got hurt driving those crummy things than had you given them real licenses for real cars.
i have felt this so many times
No idea.
They were popular at a time when working class people would frequently have a motorbike licence but not a car licence, and we aren't talking teens here. They were popular in mining areas, primarily.
They kind of died out aside from enthusiast interest once it became more difficult to get a bike licence.
i like that i know exactly what you guys are talking about without it being said
I love when clarkson loses his bbc english
@syndalis guess when i paid for advertising :bzz:
I don't like it when I go regional.
But then my region sounds like drunk forest gump.
Saturday failed.
help me hear the difference.
Spit in God's eye and keep the sabbath unholy tomrrow to make up for it.
Are you not from here? I grew up in Tampa Bay and don't have a strong accent at all.
it's the unregion of american accents
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_American