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I'm out. It's illegal to drive in a medical boot! 3 weeks of being "grounded "

How will la polica know

 

And 3 weeks of playing Lobby in Halo MCC

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How will la polica know

 

And 3 weeks of playing Lobby in Halo MCC

Problem is work. 6 hours of my day is driving and walking. Safety violations is about the only thing you can get fired for, and if I was in a wreck, even not my fault, that would be bad.

I hate my job, but it pays well and has great benefits so I stick around.

 

Yeah, I might get into what, 5 matches?

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Might as well buy GTA

Beat it on 360. That was fun, bought the limited edition for $80, sold dlc code for $15 or $20, beat the game, sold the game for $40 in perfect shape. I think I sold another piece of the set also but too foggy right now to remember.

 

 

I'll pick it up again in the future but got other stuff to play for now. We will need to play Forza soon, GMTC destruction derby. Who all has it?

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But for you on the one there are extras and the online. We would have no issue getting in on that game

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But for you on the one there are extras and the online. We would have no issue getting in on that game

I missed the preorder bonuses so I wouldn't get it right now. I'm on CAG so it's become a thing for me to get games at steep discounts. You get addicted to finding deals, I rarely pay over $30 for a new game unless its a collectors edition for a franchise I love(Mass Effect, Driving games, Betafield, back when it was still Battlefield).

 

Are you saying the One GTAV has stuff the PS4 version doesn't? If a game is on two systems and there are no advantages I usually lean toward PS4, they have handles the PS4 a LOT better than MS has the One.

 

I bought the full car season pass on Forza 5 and haven't driven any of the 60+ cars I got yet.

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Same stuff. More stuff over last gen. I havr it for both but transferred my online character to xbox one

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Oh yeah, well Ryan, you asked the right question a while back (what did you do?), it appears I did cause the toe problem. The doc originally thought it was just a congenital issue, but once he was in said it looked like the spur was causes by some kind of trauma, like a REALLY bad jam when I was younger. The was a cyst abve and below it, which was par for me, they found an extra surprise cyst when my wisdom teeth were cut out.

 

I pointed out to my mom when I was in my early teens I stubbed/jammed the crap out of that toe and was telling them I thought I broke it but they were like "eh, your walking so your fine". :lol:

 

I have to have the friggen dressing on until Wednesday(my post op). Was supposed to be Monday, but the doc is taking off that day for some reason. Don't even know what it looks like.

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Oh yeah, well Ryan, you asked the right question a while back (what did you do?), it appears I did cause the toe problem. The doc originally thought it was just a congenital issue, but once he was in said it looked like the spur was causes by some kind of trauma, like a REALLY bad jam when I was younger. The was a cyst abve and below it, which was par for me, they found an extra surprise cyst when my wisdom teeth were cut out.

 

I pointed out to my mom when I was in my early teens I stubbed/jammed the crap out of that toe and was telling them I thought I broke it but they were like "eh, your walking so your fine". :lol:

 

I have to have the friggen dressing on until Wednesday(my post op). Was supposed to be Monday, but the doc is taking off that day for some reason. Don't even know what it looks like.

Dont say that. I did similar in July and manage to kick my dining chairs regularly

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Walk into my dining room in the middle of the night, yours will look like that as well

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