This sounded strange to me, so I looked it up. This Wikipedia article suggests all US states have a good samaritan law, and some extend that further by requiring bystanders to reasonably provide assistance. However, who is liable and to what extent appears to vary. Additionally, interactions with other state laws could complicate things.
All that said, I admittedly don't know much about good samaritan laws beyond this article.
I would recommend the ATH-M50x as well. I've been using mine daily for 5 years now and I only replaced the ear cups once. I take them to the office, I used to take them to the gym, I've dropped them and banged them around a bit (both on accident) and they're still working great. The cord is removable to make it easy to replace
Video games. I like having a physical library to browse and the original hardware to play the games on. I go for games that are complete with their manuals, but if it's a good enough deal the manual isn't a must. My backlog is ridiculous
I really like your drawing style. The heavy black outlines and softer colored shading look very satisfying together
I cannot resist labeling ridiculous things as clown shoes.
That's fair criticism towards Keanu I suppose but I thought it fit his character. Plus the supporting cast was great, as you noted, so I didn't notice as much personally.
I never read the comics so I didn't have that context. I can appreciate that viewpoint though. I would probably prefer a character that's more similar to the comics if I had read them.
Ultimately I agree with you. All the twists and turns with a great ending made for a very enjoyable movie.
I'm pretty intentional about finding deals, so I don't really stumble upon anything unless I'm hunting for games. One of my favorites though was a Gameboy advance SP 001 with Pokemon yellow, silver, and gold for $70 at a pawn shop. All the games were legit and the SP just needed it's battery replaced.
I would love to try the Vita, but I always hesitate due to how expensive the console, games, and memory cards are. Plus there aren't any exclusives that I really want to play (that I'm aware of at least).
I haven't had much time recently to get lost in a particular console. In the past I've found the Xbox 360 pretty enticing with it's great exclusives, well-designed controller, and overall quality. When I was on that 360 kick I really enjoyed Crackdown, Dante's Inferno, and Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.
Figment. I'm not sure how much attention this one got, but I hadn't heard about it until I was searching the Nintendo store for deals. It's a short puzzle/action game with a good story that felt compelling.