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i've heard about baldur's gate, but know nothing about it. i just know it's wildly popular now, (is it on PC?) it all started with the atari 2600 for me, but the original nintendo console was my jam. also loved arcades, and i appreciate they're making a comeback. For the old arcade games, i've started buying the ones found here...https://arcade1up.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=13440850452&utm_content=126255333987&utm_term=arcade1up&tw_source=google&tw_adid=576851702295&gclid=Cj0KCQjwldKmBhCCARIsAP-0rfw74ic4EZ3azMOhIJi819D-wIVaWCv7NZ4Yv6XEQu-1S_PRSg6Dz38aArUiEALw_wcB a lot of classic games for a reasonable cost. i stuck a bunch in our basement, and our kids and their friends love them.

my wife spends a shocking amount of time in wegmans, so she was able to get the last 2 sets. we'll see what happens on one of her multiple visits tomorrow.

he was part of the few posters that had absolute meltdowns when the first renderings came out. no other info than the renderings at all, and some opinions were set in stone. i think most have pulled back once they saw that video. there was a lot of thought and consideration into building a billion dollar structure. not everyone was going to get exactly what they wanted, but that's the case with most builds for public use. to call this possibly one of the biggest blunders for nys is just too hard to take seriously. if anyone want to see an example of a bigger blunder, just look up the fast ferry out of rochester. i personally can't wait to watch football and have a beer in our new home.

i think he needs to find a new angle. his stadium take is a little stale.

it's the shape of many other stadiums. we get you think you're clever by calling it a toilet bowl, but it looks fine. we know there's no roof. you repeatedly told us it would take 300-400 more only to add a roof. the overages are already beyond that, so just move on from not having a roof. concerning being an only football facility...that's the way most stadiums are. it's been re-hashed multiple times on here that a dome wouldn't change that. you seem to think the bills are just overpaying for the sake of it. you don't think the cost of the titans new stadium won't skyrocket too? this isn't a massive blunder at all. it's a new stadium keeping the team in the area for year to come. it's just your perspective on it, and most of us know what that's worth.

if you'd like to cling onto this...go nuts. i'm excited for the new stadium and i think it looks great. to say it will go down as one of nys biggest blunder in history is just foolish. come on...he's fun.

sometimes it's good to know when a joke has run its course.

shocking. just shocking.

kids day is truly a special moment. for many children, it will the first time an angry fan dumps a beer on them. it's referred to as the western ny baptism.

i did the maid of the mist for the first time about two weeks ago. the canadian side isn't the maid of the mist anymore, but still the same boat ride. it is completely worth the price of admission. they take you so shockingly close to the falls. i had never been on it before, but if anyone is remotely close to the area, they have to go.

I make it more when I sit down. That classic dad noise.

we honestly may have to have a medical sub forum.

well those too.

it's from my posture at work. you know what makes it better? hugs.

does anyone want to hear about my back pain? no? ok...

i'm going to back up gabriels gate as well. i live a block up from it on north street, and probably went there 3-4 times a month. coulter bay around the corner had great food and booze too, (if it's still there).

please people...let's not get into the education isn't worth it idea. learning in any capacity is always worth it. getting yourself into debt and not having a plan to get out is not worth it. if you're paying for a degree...have focus. i know it's hard for kids to know what they want to do, but if you're majoring in history, and don't have plans to go on...figure it out. same with philosophy, same with psych, etc. if what you want to do for a living doesn't require a degree, don't go to college for the sake of going. those days are over. the years of spending a 5th or 6th year in college should also be over. i'm 45 and as of now i still have about 55k in school dept. it was the best debt i've ever taken on, and i'd do it again in a heart beat.

@Einstein...you're out. bruce is now my new favorite.

i just want him to tell me i'm pretty.

i didn't realize that. i've just started getting the cut wings at wegmans and cooking them at home. i roll them in vegetable oil, salt and chipotle seasoning and cook them in a pizza oven. it's a good mix of crispy and roasty.

i legit missed him.

you ok man? missed you.

i tend to find out which places are better at wings when i order them extra crispy. if they tell me it's going to take some random amount of time extra to cook...they're doing it the right way. my understanding is to really get them extra crispy, you cook them at 350 for the 15, take them out, let he oil get back up to heat, and cook them again. it takes time vs just leaving them in for a bit longer where they really never get that much crispier.

just for clarification, the article was referring to the finger lakes in general as a cheaper napa, not just geneva. my wife, (who works in geneva) and i were actually surprised that they used geneva as a talking point, as the lake it's on isn't as popular as the some of the others. that said geneva has done a great job over the last decade improving the waterfront. i've been to a couple of weddings in the area and have always had fun.

i'm hoping it's just growing pains as others have mentioned. i'll still go, but i'm not as interested as i once was. you around at the end of this month? i'm jammed this week, away next week, but my wife and kids are in florida the week after. giddy up.