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I beg you all to raise your voices and anger even higher than ever before, but in a different outlet. I'm seeing a migration of Californians and other blue-state dregs from across the country into the Midwest and Great Plains. The globalist elites probably had a back-up plan in the event that controlling the cities was not enough:

If they raise the prices of living in blue states too high, they'll trigger a cascade of millenial progressives flocking to cheaper ground.

I'm a person that supports being a good neighbor, but the time to fight with smiles and olive branches is over. That doesn't mean we have to fight stupid either. FIGHT WITH ECONOMICS.

Don't welcome progressive migrants into

Joker: Incoming transmission from command

Shepard: sigh Patch it through....

Hackett: Shepard, we have a mission of crucial importance that only you can handle. Need you to scratch my ass and scrub the toilets over at Arcturus.

Shepard: SEVEN TIMES. SEVEN TIMES YOU'VE INTERRUPTED THE HUNT FOR SAREN.

Hackett: We knew you'd come around. Hackett out.

Shepard: ISHGSIJFSDLGHWIRGY

Just curious about the ease of getting to it in places like India, Bangladesh, Jordan, Israel and I guess Turkey. Reason being I've hit a new stage in my ethnic preferences. Problem is that the US is a shitshow for finding MENA and Indian chicks outside of major cities like NYC and Chicago. Expenses are a problem too, and I've heard that travelling abroad as a monger in India and Turkey is fantastic for those with limited funds.

Can anyone share their information on these far flung corners of the world? I'm sick of Detroit poon gentlemen.

So I speak Spanish fluently and practice it daily with family. Should be good enough to get me around in Cuba, right? I just want to know how much it will really help me. Two issues I'm pondering:

1. I come off in appearance as Mexican/Arab/Italian in almost every introduction I make with people, so I don't think I'll be horribly out of place in Cuba. This doesn't help me with much other than avoiding hawkers and touts I guess, since I won't look like your typical American/Canadian tourist. I'm curious if this helps me avoid the inflated tourist prices a lot of the incoming travelers are gonna feel?

2. I'm fluent in Spanish, but my accent is strange even to my Mexican relatives. Nobody in

I'm going into electrical engineering mainly out of interest in the above specializations. The issue is that I've never really known what the day-to-day routine of someone working these jobs is. I know most engineers, regardless of being mechanical, electrical, etc..., dwell in your typical office space in front of a computer. I always imagined that RF and Comms would be a little different from the norm, that I'd be able to find a job out in the middle of nowhere doing work in a remote facility that handles satellite communications or radio transmissions.

What I'm starting to get worried about is that maybe I'm going into RF design and DSP with the wrong expectations, and that the jobs I'm

I've been thinking how strange it is that the Brotherhood in F4 refers to the Enclave from F3 as "dangerous rebels" rather than the dangerous professional army they almost lost to under Lyons. Seems to me that in portraying them as rebels rather than a bitter enemy to be persecuted (like the Western BOS/NCR witch hunts for ex-Enclave affiliates), Maxson chose to integrate what was left of the Enclave after Autumn bailed and Eden got buried with Raven Rock.

Look, I know a lot of us on here aren't the stereotypical engineering students. I was a mediocre student k-12 consistently, and I'm pretty sure most of my teachers from my earliest days as a student assume I've gone on to be a junkie or something similar. Wanna know my math performance during all those years? Just look at all the stashed failed exams I have in my oldest cabinets, just so I could hide the truth from my family.

Even after I pulled together and started being serious about school towards the end of high school, which I mean my senior year, it was too late. I'd been one year behind math and science from the rest of my peers, and only god knows how I managed to not exit bag myse

For the love of god learn how to fucking drive. If the road says 45, don't go 32 holy shit how hard is it for you people to get it?!

And it seems every driver from dear old Dixie seems to forget. I don't know if its the weather or you guys actually perceive time slower than everyone else, but christ c'mon.

Quantum here, just wanted to see who checked in here. A few of us are still on skype it seems, but I was wondering if any others were out there.

Anyone ever encounter this before? I didn't take a screenie but I feel like this would be a common encounter other than Planet of the Cockroaches. I sent a science ship and WW2 was raging on.

It'd be pretty cool if you could intervene in these wars for one side or another.

I've always wondered about the size of Tamriel as a whole, and in-game representations always felt hollow to the true grandeur and majesty of an entire continent. Over time I began to speculate on population and the true geographic size of Tamriel, and it eventually boiled down to a debate between accepting the excuse of "gameplay" vs "lore". I have an alternate theory for both the discrepancy in population and geographic enormity.

Population:

DISCLAIMER - Since Daggerfall has been lore retconned by successive games, and the map was ridiculous in size, I've taken immense liberties in dismissing prior game map sizes. Everything I justify my theory with is based on next gen game map sizes

So I'm by no means a mazer, but I was wondering about the best mazers in Michigan. While not of legal age to purchase, I still find the time and resources to be picky about what I drink. I started off with imported beer, then domestic brands (US), discovered craft beers (KBC, New Holland Brewing, Griffin Claw, Bells, Short's), afterwards hitting cider (Woodchuck for the most part, Scrumpy's hard cider as well).

After a lot of fun getting to taste new things, I made the jump to mead. Local brewer in Ferndale has a mead mixed with Balaton cherries, so I went with that.

Holy shit, the most satisfying beverage I've ever had in my life. For what it's worth, I've been a die-hard fan of cider.

When I first thought of the Institute as an in-game faction, I thought I'd be exploring a massive recreation of the MIT Campus with somewhere close to 50 unique NPC's and an even larger array of unnamed characters. Considering there are only 4 established cities in F4 that are SMALLER than the ones in Skyrim, my disappointment ruined a good bit of the experience.

What if, at the very least, Bethesda could rectify this oversight by making the Institute achieve it's mythical status as a secretive hub of research and groundbreaking innovation? Bear with me for a moment.

By the time you reach the Institute, you'd expect a rather large complex of labs and living quarters for an organization c

Mostly looking for something to casually play Skyrim/F4/F3/NV and the occasional GSG. Currently using a membrane Razer and while it has served me well I would like an upgrade. Ideally any keyboard suggested would have Cherry Brown switches.

EDIT: So I decided to get the Rantopad MXX with red switches. They may not be my preferred switch but reds aren't horrible either.