Main exports:
USA to Spain: Petroleum
Spain to USA: Refined Petroleum
Now, I'm sure this is bad business for both parts, but it's a helluva lot worse practically for USA to be without refined petroleum than it is for Spain not to have petroleum to refine.
Anyway, I'll make sure to eat double the amount of Spanish tomatoes this week.
Maybe do it the other way around.
Instead of going up to attractive people and pretend to have normal conversations as cover, just have normal conversations with everyone and eventually you'll find yourself having a conversation with someone you find attractive.
If you liked Unreal, you will like Sauerbraten.
Hell yes I would.
A glass of water contains potential untapped energy of about 6 billion gigawatts. It's hardly dangerous.
I think the more crazy thing is to have a fucking bonfire running on gasoline in a metal box.
Most people would probably think you're a madman if you ignite a can of fuel just for LOLs. But they still do that every time they drive to work and back.
I hope the evolution of battery capacity keeps up, so one day we can buy a car that is simply pre-charged for 10000 km or more.
The increase from 100 to 1000 came about in a decade. I wonder what the limitations are.
Meanwhile the fuel efficiency for combustion engines seems to have maxed out decades ago.
"I ain't never said no such thing" - Albert Einstein
GTA V.
I liked all the previous ones, but this was just more of the same on a bigger generic map and a more convulted and stereotypical story. Online never worked for me either. Too buggy.
Vice City and San Andreas were the best of the series.
Map size/design is just more important than size. Same problem in Just Cause.
It's better to piss in the shower than to shower in the piss.
It's better to shit in the sink than to sink in the shit.
Fuck cars alright, but as long as I'm dependant on a car, my no.1 reason to get an EV is that I hate the oil industry even more. Fuck their oil and money and pollution and fuck their wars and politics.
Of course there are home owners associations in Europe. They're just not crazy.
I had to mention both, because I like them for different reasons.
Initially I didn't even like Vice City, because it was just an epigon of GTA3 with more lens flare, but the story and not least the music won me over. I know it's a blatant mockery of Scarface, but that's what makes it so great and funny.
San Andreas is probably the masterpiece of them all. Maybe it got a little too serious in comparison to previous games, but it managed to portrait a great feeling of freedom and doing whatever in-between the main missions.
GTA V is more like: Follow the arrow through this generic oversized map.