Dennis Reynolds

I'm sure it's perfectly good for what it is, I just know I want the normal model and I also think it's weird that you'd name a product the "Switch" and then release a version that cannot Oh, that makes sense, I always wondered why they offered the item only there but if it's a very popular item otherwise that explains it. Yea, I guess there's only six Jakarta locations that serve it I wish they would here, everyone knows the skin is the best part

Well, I figured I'd follow up on it since it was first mentioned in here I unhooked the Wii so later today I'm gonna relabel my switch boxes and optimize the cord placement to each one The Wii U also finally allowed me to use the component cable ports on my TV which I've been dying to do

No the controller wouldn't really work with that: That would've been a cool idea for the Wii though, I wonder if they did do something like that At least it'll be cheaper by then The guy at the store actually tried to talk me into buying a Switch Lite instead of the Wii U I do want the regular Switch, but I've never really played mobile systems, particularly one that contradicts the name of the console Also, I have a stupid question A while ago, I found out that Indonesia is the only country on the planet where KFC serves chicken skin alone, which always struck me as a no-brainer item that they should have everywhere Would you, by any chance, have been to any of the locations that sell this?

Yeah I did, bought Super Smash Bros for Wii U and Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens along with it, gave both a try What do you think your first console will be, that, a Switch or a PS4 probably?

Well, I got one today

I've grown to appreciate what streaming services have to offer but I'll never prefer it or stop buying physical copies I've never bought a non-tangible game at all.

Mine was Risky Business

@Daenerys do you remember HD DVD, basically the loser to blu-ray? The only movie I own on it is the HD DVD/DVD combo of Children of Men, but I was thinking about the Xbox 360 add-on that plays HD DVDs just out of curiosity, which would also come with the Peter Jackson version of King Kong

Father Time just have at it or what happened to it? I see quite a few for sale online...

That's a thing? I've changed my opinion, I'd probably buy that

...so, so much better than it has any right to be... It's the kind of song that initially makes me want to embrace my inner old man screaming at kids to get off my lawn, like I think "What's wrong with pop music today? Why can't songs have such a sick, catchy beat? You know, like....oh yea, that Pepsi song..." But really, it's VERY good. I'd buy merchandise for it if I remotely viewed Pepsi as anything but "that thing waitstaff asks me if it'll do when they don't have the soda I actually want" Although I did try Mountain Dew for the first time very recently which is manufactured by them and I actually do like that quite a bit...anyway, getting off track, thoughts on The Joy of Pepsi?

Fortune favors the bold

I was pretty close to putting an exclamation point in the title ala @fab, but I've never heard of WeChat so I won't lump them in with TikTok

The U.S. will begin blocking the distribution of the Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat on Sunday, the Department of Commerce said Friday. Commerce said in a news release that U.S. mobile platforms will be prohibited from distributing the apps, meaning new downloads will be blocked. But TikTok will not disappear entirely on Sunday. The app will still work for at least a few more weeks. Commerce said that crucial services that TikTok relies on, such as internet hosting and transit services, will not be prohibited until Nov. 12 — pushing the deadline to after the election. WeChat, however, faces the full ban on Sunday, which could render the app almost useless. The statement gives TikTok a reprieve as it continues to negotiate a deal in hopes of staving off the full ban. "The real shut down would come after Nov. 12 in the event that there is not another transaction," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in an interview on the Fox Business Network. "So it’s very different how the two are being handled and that reflects the quantitative and the qualitative differences between the two apps." Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Apple declined to comment. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/us-start-blocking-tiktok-wechat-downloads-sunday-rcna126