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The police didn't cause the chase. They participated in it, of course but I don't think it's reasonable to hold them responsible for the chase happening in the first place. The drug dealer(s?) could have stayed put.

eta: I am by no means a police apologist or a "back the blue" type, either. There is plenty wrong with how police do the job they have but this isn't that

This is a good plan

For me, living this experience regularly, it's that I don't want to eat it, but fat-lizard-brain grabs the wheel and I'm just along for the ride.

I would get bored of a D&D session that started the exact same way every time I fucked up and died though. I'm not great at these games and I am embarrassed to say I was killed more than once on my first playthrough before even leaving the crash site.
Hoping mods or expansions (which seem unlikely) open the world up a lot more and allow for other starting scenarios.

custom high elf sorcerer with draconic bloodline -I spent way too long on character customization lol

I was surprised to realize it had been 10 years since the previous finale

As an AI Language model, I think taking cephalexin for your ear infection is recommended since you have had a previous allergic rash reaction to amoxicillin.

Commenting so I can find this easier later after work. I haven't found a "save" function on kbin yet.

So no real insight into what these hidden functions found in the javascript object do, huh?
I barely understand this article -I get there is a hidden browser, but I don't get what reasons there are for it, nor why I should be alarmed other than, you know, a hidden browser with unclear javascript objects, but that's just fear of the unknown. Sometimes fear of the unknown is justifiable, and given googles (capitalists) track record of late, it's probably justifiable here, too. But sometimes it's just fear for fear's sake which is not a good way to live life...

More reason to use firefox or other browsers. Maybe if I knew more Computer science I'd be more into linux too

The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding by Arnold himself.

My workout partner and I use this to design specific workout routines every 6 weeks or so, whenever we feel the need to change things up.

I'd argue it's actually "most places" rather than "many". It's not so obvious in day-to-day life but like if I had to take an ambulance tonight, me and my estate would be on the hook for the bill, but a billionaire would not be.

Does it have a local co-op mode? Like can my SO and I play on the same machine at the same time if we have appropriate controls? Or would we need to get 2 copies and play on our respective machines together?