Posts by Kimberly Wright24

I feel the same way about the jokes. It’s not just limited to video games.

--here’s where the jokes are😁

Lately, I’ve been running into this weird issue where certain subforums or specific threads just won't load properly because the server keeps redirecting me to some broken link.

To give you an idea, I click on the PDF section for video games and instead of getting there, it dumps me onto a dead link like this:

http://www.show.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=39

Since when did show.com even exist?

Is anyone else dealing with this, or am I just shouting into the void here? I haven't seen anyone else complaining about it yet.

Charles Fox10 said:I’d probably pull the plug on the discussion a little later than my colleague here, and honestly, there isn't some official ban on talking about it.

But you actually admitted in another thread that you were just trolling:

I get where you're coming from, and the idea itself wasn't half bad, but calling it "mockery" is a stretch for a place like the New York Times.

It’s like when we haven't seen snow in fifty years and then it hits us all at once—they got caught off guard just like the rest of us. When nature decides to show its teeth, things go sideways, and now they're likely realizing some of them weren't being fair about how our situation looked.

Point stands.

I was just messing with them by suggesting they grab some shovels and start clearing the streets themselves, since if memory serves, they were the ones suggesting folks in Chicago should just head out and shovel their own roads.
The topic itself is valid, though.

Whatever. I just feel for the people who couldn't manage.

http://www.nytimes.com/traffic-chaos...example/1071565/

Exactly what it says right there. Chaos. I just hope there’s less finger-pointing next time a natural disaster hits. We’re all equally unprepared, whether you're in Maine or Florida. No difference there.

So, let me get this straight—this thread is getting shut down because it "isn't political"?

Funny thing is, last year there were at least two or three threads just like this one that, by some miracle, are still wide open. And they’re clearly political, too, since they’re all about the snow situation in Los Angeles. Those things have hundreds of pages of posts on them.
Just be fair for once and let us actually talk about what's happening in Chicago and whether the local crews and the people living there are actually ready for this.

For instance, this is what I'm looking at.

There's plenty of it out there if you care to look...

Why is it off-limits to discuss when everything is going sideways in Chicago, but perfectly fine to vent when things fall apart in LA or other cities? 🤷

Austin Alvarez62 said:That little heating pad for warming up your feet—the red one from Target

You can find them at Macy's in the city center. They even have those faux fur covers for the bottles.