Nakoichi

Lucky Strikes :kelly:

I was looking for a copy of state and revolution after I found a nice copy of capital in almost brand new condition at another used book store and the shopkeeper told me to check out this other place on Capitol Hill.

So I went there and the lady who I think was the owner said that they have been selling out of everything from Lenin ever since the Ferguson protests.

Decades and weeks folks. Decades and weeks.

For starters, how the fuck do you enforce an embargo without the threat of violence, and secondly I love how me and all my communist friends are expected to have a PhD in world history and economics while your average liberal can cite two state department links and a CIA funded NGO and call it a day.

Splashes water on the floor to keep dust down from the muzzle gasses, uses a separate scope to take measurements from a second location, uses a shroud over the scope to break up the silhouette while shooting, and I guarantee that barrett scope has a piece of nylon over the front lens to prevent sunlight glinting off the scope down range. So if they do catch a glimpse while he flashes the standalone scope to get measurements, once he fires they return fire at the wrong window.

Beating up Nazis and taking their wallets and seeing how many bank accounts you can drain by just trying the PIN 1488 on every one.

3 Mexican lagers, 8 ounces of spicy V8, 4 ounces of pineapple juice, and some Tapatio for extra spicy.

The most obvious legal defense for publishers is that when we buy games digitally these days, we're actually buying a conditional license to play the game—with the main condition being that the license can be revoked for any reason. Steam's subscriber agreement is explicit about this, saying that the games we buy "are licensed, not sold."

But if put in front of judges, those agreements won't necessarily hold up in every country, argues Scott. It'd be hard to get a favorable judgment in the US, but the hope of the campaign is that if one country, such as France, decides that publishers have to find a way to keep their games playable indefinitely, the industry will adopt new practices globally.