Been thinking hard about picking that up. Pretty good? I haven`t played a rainbow 6 game in forever.
I can`t wait till the division comes out
If you prefer tactics and team work rather then run and gun this is the game for you. Takes about 5-10 hours of game play to open up enough characters and to learn the maps and the intricacies of using/fighting each character.
I`m scared of what The Division might do to me, that seems like it`ll be an endless game. Happened to me with Diablo 3, what started as a Saturday AM quick session would turn into an all day event without breaks and I ended up neglecting everything I planned on doing that day.
Looks beautiful though.
I know that feel. Except Starcraft was my poison. I ran a forum/clan that ended up growing to over 15k members. Blizzard has taken a lot of hours and money from me. Now Magic cards and wax are my hobbies.
I know that feel. Except Starcraft was my poison. I ran a forum/clan that ended up growing to over 15k members. Blizzard has taken a lot of hours and money from me. Now Magic cards and wax are my hobbies.
Ahhh Magic, saw those while checking out at the store the other day, had no clue they still existed. I never played them but my brother used to when were younger and i used to love just looking through them to check out all the cool art and creepy characters.
I`ll say this about Blizzard, it seems like you do get your $`s worth with their software/games. D3 reaper of Souls has been one of the best purchases i`ve ever made, totally worth every penny.
I think my next non-shooter purchase will be FFXV, been wanting that ever since it was announced.
Ronkh- Re that "The Countdown is Over" sympathy card, I gotta say that IMO and *IME* in a whole lotta cases that`s simply the plain, unvarnished truth. Been There Watched That more than a few times. OK, bummer post over...but hey, that`s my Random Thought for the day; I call `em as I see `em.
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Mine is that the card is just too insensitive to actually give it to someone who just lost a loved one...
From my experiences with a loss of a loved one, hearts are broken, feelings are very strong, it is overwhelming to have to think about the loss and start working through it then...
A hug, an arm around you; someone to just be with you while you cry your eyes out, would be more beneficial than a card that says The Countdown is Over....
Dan F
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No raises for me this year, Oil Industry is hurting and i`m surprised i`m still employed. I`m just enjoying my 4 day work weeks and extra time off.
thanks. it was definitely unexpected. I`ve only been here barely over a year.
yea im from Midland Tx so I know ALL about the up and down of the oil industry...luckily for my family we are not in it (my dad is a cotton farmer actually)
Brandt K.
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Bet it feels good to be appreciated and recognized.
thanks
actually it does feel pretty nice to be recognized as the best claims adjuster in the entire group - and that supervisor that gave me the raise is no push over!
Brandt K.
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Stokdgs- See how everybody`s different? Most of the people who`ve really mattered to me have died, so I do have a, uhm...first-hand perspective on the topic. But then I`m kinda different with regard to this, didn`t want hugged/etc. at all, dealt with it in my own way, privately and never displayed much of any emotion to anybody (not that I wasn`t *feeling* it). Just the way I`m wired I guess, but then, [sigh] I`ve had a lot of practice at it, dating back to when I was rather young.
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Stokdgs- See how everybody`s different? Most of the people who`ve really mattered to me have died, so I do have a, uhm...first-hand perspective on the topic. But then I`m kinda different with regard to this, didn`t want hugged/etc. at all, dealt with it in my own way, privately and never displayed much of any emotion to anybody (not that I wasn`t *feeling* it). Just the way I`m wired I guess, but then, [sigh] I`ve had a lot of practice at it, dating back to when I was rather young.
Mi Amigo,
Yes, we are all so different and that is such a good thing !
I am sorry to read that you had a lot of practice at this, dating back to when you were rather young..
Wish I could have been there for you, even if you didn`t need me..
It will never be easy for anyone to lose a loved one and for sure no one can ever relate to it as the person it has happened to...
In my experiences with the loss of loved ones, and there have been many, I have found that just being there for that person or family, and having to be stronger if you will, to hold them up, but still willing to share that box of Kleenex, is often really needed.
There is a scripture that reads : "Thou shalt live together in love, insomuch that thou shalt weep for the loss of them that die"...
Later, being there to help get the funeral arrangements, etc., together is also very much needed and appreciated..
No one really thinks very clearly after losing a loved one, and someone who can come by and help with that part is always a good thing..
Dan F
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