The working lower / middle class get the crap end of the stick. They make just enough money that they don’t qualify for any form of assistance but hardly enough to live comfortably. Some people combat this by going to school in the hopes that a degree will earn them a better paying job or by working insane amounts of overtime. Is it really beneficial however to work all those extra hours?
The year was 1966 and the Batman television series was running strong. Twice a week we (or in some cases, our parents) were treated to Burt Ward backing up Adam West with both his boyish charms and his quotable, “holyisms.” Someone decided however that corny fight scenes and facepalm worthy dialogue weren’t enough so they made a movie. Did the movie hold “Bat-water?” Hold on to your utility belts…we’re about to go for a ride.
I often joke that I’m pretty “nerdy”. I admit, I do a lot of “nerdy” things. What’s ironic is that most people use the term “nerd” to describe someone they hardly know anything about. It’s people like this that makes me proud to be the person that I am…”nerdy” or not.
What’s cute, furry, and makes a soft purr-like cooing noise when you snuggle with them?
Yes, I’m doing it again. This week I wrote a rather unpopular article about sports and now I am going to bring up religion, a subject some consider so touchy that entire wars were fought over it. I must be a glutton for punishment.
People often ask me why I hate sports or poke fun at the fact that I don’t watch them. I hope you are ready to read because today the gloves come off.
Seventy years ago today was the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese Navy.
I’m probably geeking out more than I should, but some of you may have no idea how important a discovery this is.
Do you know the difference between float fishing and lure fishing? Do you know what a tackle is? Do you know the difference between a black bass and a smallmouth bass? If you said no to any or all of those questions then you’re in luck as you don’t need prior fishing knowledge to play Wii Fishing Resort.
Last but not least, I’d like to cover the Huntress and the Ranger.
We’re back with another article of Dungeon Defenders. We’ve covered the Squire / Countess and Apprentice / Adept, now we’ll be looking at the Monk / Initiate.
Welcome back, fellow Dungeon Defenders. In the last article we covered the Squire / Countess. This time we’ll be focusing on the Apprentice / Adept.
We’re back with another article on Dungeon Defenders. This time we’ll be looking at the classes in detail, what their towers / traps are, and what works for me in terms of strategy.
I’m going to warn you all right off the bat that I am in a foul mood so expect this particular article to be filled with rants that borderline psychotic. With that disclaimer out of the way, let’s talk about something else that has a disclaimer on it that millions of people ignore.
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Working at a job in the city is much different from working at one in the suburbs. In the city you most likely have to pay for parking or pay to get there by bus. Either way, you’re shelling out more for transportation than you would normally working in the suburbs. You also meet all walks of life in the city, ranging from complete lunatics to corporate CEOs that would sooner step on you than be late for his or her tee time.