Ah, gotcha. I misread and thought you were talking about Dogmeat.

There’s a console you can build that allows you to find companions by tagging them with a quest marker. Comes in handy when I inevitably forget where I sent someone.

This makes me think of those retail surveys where any scores less than perfect get the employee a talking to by management.

Possibly. I know that the vampire disease is canonically different between the Cyrodill and Skyrim regions.

Doesn’t matter, they’ll ignore it or write it off as leftist propaganda despite being the ones that ordered the study. They don’t need reasons to hate as long as it keeps the sheep voting for them.

The Fable. It’s set in the real world and it’s about a Yakuza assassin and his handler being made to live a normal life for a year to lie low. The whole thing is on Hulu.

In the video game series The Elder Scrolls, vampirism is actually contracted as a disease that can be cured if you catch it soon enough.

He’s also criticized the trade deal with Mexico and Canada that he signed during his first term.

He doesn’t need to know. His supporters hear that corporations and other countries pay and they believe it, despite evidence to the contrary slapping them in their slack-jawed, dull-eyed faces.

It also doesn’t go into effect until next year. Plenty of time to change the laws on what counts as overtime.

The quality wouldn’t have been an issue I’d imagine if the pre release images hasn’t shown high quality minifigs. This is now typical WotC fuckery.

This man’s search history and hard drive are littered with some vile, vile things I’d bet.

I had a cat that loved to be spun around on the kitchen floor.

He looks like a gigantic baby that someone drew a goatee on.

I’m curious what you’re talking about, because I’ve never read nor heard about a hard limit being imposed.

I wonder if they’re going to start hitting states that have legalized cannabis.

Good job to the users who voted for Trump because he lied about supporting cannabis reform on the campaign trail, I guess.

There’s another one where he asks his dad where wind comes from, and to this day when it’s windy, I think, “Boy, the trees are really sneezing today.”