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shard -- a memory device, kind of like a thumb drive, that you insert into your head and can read the data directly in a visual HUD of the mind.
delta -- leave, go, move on, scoot, boogie, beat feet, skedaddle, scram, lay down some tracks, hit the road. Best guess is that it's like the delta symbol in mathematics and physics meaning a change in the subject variable. Like Δx meaning the change in the variable x. So delta in CP presumably means a change in location.
Up north, for us, the allergy season hasn't started yet. Hope you hack yourself out of it!
Also. Damn you. Now I want to open that gift bottle of scotch...
Pollen allergy is no fun for sure. But we've seen the desert flowers once. And we surely DO miss seeing them again
Yes, at our house the bushes are all in bloom with the aloe to follow, then the brittle bush and desert marigolds, then the most spectacular of all the palo verde trees. The cherry blossoms in D.C. may get all the press coverage and fame, but there is no comparison.
As you probably know, I like to walk by a scene in the game and wonder what happened, why are they there, what are they thinking. Then write a little story about it.
Air travel has only gotten worse in recent years, and I hear that from many seasoned travelers. Not just the invasive check points, but what happens in the aircraft. I've flown 2 million miles, but never again. That said, we would certainly welcome a visit from you again any time.
Patches are the bane of gamers' lives especially when they are modding games that don't have modding support from the devs (yet). On one hand, it's gratifying to see that certain studios (unlike other devs who can't be bothered--won't mention any names here) are Johnny-on-the-spot responsive to bugs, on the other hand it's a real pain when things get broken in the process.
We do get attached to our chars, don't we?
Unfortunately we live and die by our love for mods. Seems to be the game publishers are missing a lucrative market there. "Mods aren't for everyone, but if you're a gamer who loves them, why not get your OP pistol from the guy who wrote the code for all pistols. Guaranteed to work. And yeah, we know how to make out mods work for every patch and update." Just saying.
Sooo true about our beloved characters, seems I've heard of a pair called Raven and Brody.
I typically wait before adopting a new patch and often just ignore them until it's absolutely necessary. My Fallout 4 hasn't been updated in years and it's just fine.
Superb, mellow guitars too. Very smooth and easy listening. Just like a fine whisky.
Speakin' of whisky -- I haven't had a drop all day, daggum it. My father-in-law treated me to a big bottle of JW Black the other day. I'm in hog heaven. And don't ask me why I started talking and cursing like a country boy. It just comes out sometimes.
Besides country folk are some of the best salt-of-the-earth people you'll ever meet. Much more wholesome than city slickers.
Awesome stuff
The bit about the pigeons gave me a chuckle :D
I liked the music too .)
Yup, I have both my F4 and CP backed up entirely,
just in case.
I'm still playing v. 2.1. I noticed that the download for 2.12 is 17GB, so a lot of stuff.
Grampy Bone -- that's a good one.
Speaking of missing people. It's so good to hear you commenting once again.
Cool set man 😁
Thanks.