Try about an hour… depends on if I’m downloading anything else. I get a MB/sec with steam, if not more.
Me and my girlfriend got together after 1 year of friendship, a solid 2 years of never speaking to eachother, and then another year of friendship.
deviantart yo yo yo
So I decided to play Mass Effect 3 finally.
I go to import my Mass Effect 2 character.
Apparently all my Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 saves got wiped back when I installed my SSD and reinstalled Windows.
Well, fuck.
Me and my girlfriend: 2 years of friendship, 1 year of relationship, 7 years of barely speaking to each other, 2 weeks of friendship and now relationship again and it’s going a lot better than the first time around (those 7 years probably did the trick).
https://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/325/index/9776690/1 <-- You’re welcome.
Edit: I fucking hate cold weather… it’s warm 2-3 days in a row then it goes back straight down the shitter… Iso Summer already.
try coming to belgium, we’ve had maybe two weeks of pleasant temperatures and sunshine in the past two years
^ Would if I could. I have other responsibilities where I live in the US, can’t exactly pick up and leave. Cold fronts keep moving up north where I am. It’s getting irritating.
i wasn’t actually suggesting you come to belgium, certainly not for the weather 
Europe’s more historical than the US anyway. Wouldn’t mind a trip, just so long as I don’t get harassed for being an American. lol 
Still gettin’ a bit off topic here.
Pro-tip for American tourists visiting historical Europe: it’s not a theme park, so stop acting like it’s one.
you should all go to Bruges
you gotta understand that in america history literally is a theme park. for instance stone mountain georgia, a big rock with colossal images of brave confederate war heroes who fought and died for our right to keep slaves carved into it now hosts a shittly little theme park. at the bottom of it, at basically the exact spot where the KKK reformed in 1915 you can now see journey 2 the 4d experience® and see the laser show spectacular in mountainvision®
United of States of America, Inc.
Visiting historical cities is always so awkward because of the people who insist on living there.
There’s also the ever-popular masseffectsaves.com, should you not wish to mess around with a save game editor.
I know it’s not a theme park, the same can be said about Foreign tourists in DC… good god… it’s not even funny…
One time, I was riding on a metro-rail when this British family (I say British judging from their accents and one of them wearing a UK flag T-shirt) kept taking pictures inside the metro train with the flash on, so I (and the other passengers) were being blinded constantly while on our way to the destination.
Stupidity exists everywhere, I’m getting sick of this whole “stupid Americans” attitude I’ve been seeing from some European folk. It’s obnoxious to say the least. Not saying that similar idiocy doesn’t exist in the US culture though, as it does.
Trust me, it’s not just Europe… Canadians I’ve talked to don’t like Americans in some circumstances. But you’re right.
Sentiments aside, each country has their own culture and their own customs. It does some good to research a little before going there. I’d eventually like to go to Ireland, I know the author of the Artemis Fowl series personally. So I may pay him a visit when I go there in between the treks into the wilds on the island.
i accidentally deleted an htaccess file of which i have an identical copy on my computer, except for a few lines, but the copy will not work at all even if i remove those few lines wtf
JUST REDIRECT YOU FUCKING SON OF A BITCH RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE
The problem here is tourism. If we just executed all tourists…
EDIT: Point of rage for me. So, I have two packages for things I ordered delivered today. I live in an apartment complex whose office closes at 5:30PM. I get off of work at 5PM. I do not have a car or bike or other means of transportation other than walking. I live approximately 1.5 miles away from work so I walk. Good exercise, right? 1.5 miles up, 1.5 miles back, 5 days a week, that’s 15 miles a week I’m walking. Anyway.
It takes me an average of 35-40 minutes to traverse the distance. Those two packages that were delivered went to the office. The one that closes at 5:30 PM. So, I hoof it, killing my legs, walking much faster than I would normally go to get there before the place closes. I get there at 5:25PM. They’re closed.
