I played a game called Tribes (turns out the full title was Starsiege Tribes) back in the late 90s. It was an online first person shooter with various light, medium, and heavy classes that each had really unique abilities/weapon sets. None of that mattered so much. They also had jetpacks that could be used with in-game "physics" to launch you across huge maps and right into your enemy's base. Think: fly high, quick tap jump as you slide down a hill, and blast that jetpack as you shoot up another like a ramp. It was a fun game, but nothing compared to capping your enemy's flag at a thousand miles per hour shooting through their front door before they could build defenses.
Yeah, the game came out in 1998. I'm sure it didn't age well, who knows. I'm old but had a lot of fun playing it as a kid!

You have to understand that wikipedia was not as well moderated in the beginning (which was 2001, btw). It was literally just people posting all sorts of information mixed with opinions and they did not have the structure to quickly monitor or edit it all. It really was untrustworthy at the start because it was just random people writing whatever they felt like about different topics. And kids would go there for reports and quote all sorts of incorrect information that had no source links at the time. So a lot of people held over that view of distrust, even after it became more reputable. It's foolish to think wikipedia is still as untrustworthy, but it's also foolish to think that it was always so organized and official.
TL;DR - Things change.

No free shows. You gotta pay.

Am I the only one that's like physically angry by how the wood is so poorly stacked?!

You can take your extra bags to stores (such as Walmart) to drop them in recycling bins made especially for shopping bags. Free yourself.

Get 5 chairs. My wife and I like to sit down too.

Gourd, yes!

This is the kind of joke baby boomers post on facebook and used to send out in chain emails. You have to live with that.

Is that Trogdor?

The best part is that the two girls don't seem to think that is surprising at all.

Also, thumbs.

False representation of the story and facts. Those comments represent a single man, not the community as a whole. An incredibly simple google search helps fight misinformation rather than spreading it mindlessly. http://www.snopes.com/north-carolina-town-rejects-solar-panels/
I'm not from NC, but I like to be smarter than just reposting any "info" on the web.

More likely. Not guaranteed...

it's a form of elitism... "I've been here and I've already seen this... you are beneath me because I've been here longer!!"

Just a thought, but men have a lot of physical appearance standards as well. As a kid that was tall and scrawny all through high school, I spent a lot of time wishing I could lose my fast metabolism and "bulk up" so I would be more muscular and more attractive. Not saying it's as bad as with girls, but there is a LOT of pressure on guys in our culture to look good in order to be worthwhile.

As a US citizen who votes, this is so accurate it hurts. For those of you elsewhere, please just know that not all of us are happy and some of us tried to stop this. It is a corrupt and broken system and there are a lot of US citizens who are rational and extremely frustrated.