Living at home with a parent or parents does not prevent teenage drinking. Where do you think most kids get their alcohol from?

Have you not seen Rainbow Six Siege? They should really just drop the R6 moniker.

If someone is exiting a parking lot or other driveway, they have 2 choices, turn right or find a different way out of the place where traffic isn't so bad, but they need to wait their turn. What I really cannot stand is when I have my right turn signal and am slowing down, yet people sit there like a bump on a log and not pulling out, even if I stop in the damned road for them. **** 'em.

Who’s Checking the Fact Checkers? How about US News and World Reports?

Now comes a study from the George Mason University Center for Media and Public Affairs that demonstrates empirically that PolitiFact.org, one of the nation's leading "fact checkers," finds that Republicans are dishonest in their claims three times as often as Democrats. "PolitiFact.com has rated Republican claims as false three times as often as Democratic claims during President Obama's second term," the Center said in a release, "despite controversies over Obama administration statements on Benghazi, the IRS and the AP."

As the first person to empirically demonstrate the liberal, pro-Democrat bias in the Washington press corps, Lichter's analysis is worth further study and comment. His study – and in the interests of full disclosure, he was once a professor of mine at the George Washington University - "examined 100 statements involving factual claims by Democrats (46 claims) and Republicans (54 claims), which were fact-checked by PolitiFact.com during the four month period from the start of President Obama's second term on January 20 through May 22, 2013." The conclusion: Republicans lie more.

Or do they? As the Wall Street Journal's James Taranto has consistently reported, the fact checking business often – too often for anyone's good – turns on matters of opinion rather than matters of "fact." One recent example that drives the point home is the Washington Post's recent fact check that gave President Barack Obama "four Pinocchios" for asserting that he had, in fact, called what happened in Benghazi an act of "terrorism."

According to the Post's Glenn Kessler, Obama did in fact refer to it the next day in a Rose Garden address as an "act of terror," but did not call it "terrorism." Is this a distinction without a difference? Hardly, at least as far as former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney might be concerned. It will be a long time before anyone forgets how the second presidential debate turned into a tag team match with Obama and CNN's Candy Crowley both explaining to the mystified Republican that Romney was, in fact, wrong when he accused the president of not having called the Benghazi attack a terrorist incident.

I remember 5 digit phone numbers and if you wanted a private line, you paid extra.

I have no problem with people communicating stuff we may not like, unfortunately, there are way to many people that want people to stop saying stuff that they do not like. We see that a lot lately be it a once employed assistant journalism professor trying to stop the student press from covering something to protests over a speaker at a campus. Certain groups are not wanting people to say certain things and these people are calling a different group fascist yet are the ones denying people the ability to speak or say what they want and yell over the top of them. It is sad really.

Mods are DLC if one really thinks about it, some are free, others are not. I have purchased many different payware mods for FS and official and 3rd party for Train Simulator. I love how people complain about payware mods on Steam possibly making a comeback when they never really went away and were on Steam long before the Skyrim fiasco a couple of years ago.

Sad isn't it? I wish we could still use BB coding. It is easy if you know the commands. See my sig as an example.

What is it with people requiring others to copy and paste a link in a new tab or window? Here are some basics for doing such here on GameSpot.

Depending on what you want to do, choose one of the options and enter the proper URLs or locations on the following pop-ups:

If you wish to quote someone, just enter the quote in the box.

People tend to ignore links that are just a copy and paste. Put some effort into it.

This is from an Indie developer, who is also a PSN developer, and may make it to the PS4.

If people saw what I saw, as well as helped with what I, as well as other family members and friends of his, they would stop smoking. Agent Orange may have played a part also. He ended up with a broken arm after falling in the middle of the night while trying to go to the bathroom and didn't know about it for some time. After getting it fixed, the bone was shot out, he tried to drive to his friends house just down the street. He could barely start the truck and Ma had drive back. It pretty much killed him to lose the freedom to do something without someone's help. The worst part, and I was there when he told his oncologist this, was that he no longer wanted chemo or any other treatments. He was saying that he was ready to die. Not even 2 months later, he died, even after fighting to breathe for hours on his last day. Watching that would be hard any family.

Why put your family through that when it is not needed? Since I smoked as well, I know what I can expect some time down the road, and I do not relish it myself. If it wasn't for the Marinol, I believe he might have died sooner due to not eating. I often thought of getting him some weed so he would get the munchies, but smoking was out of the question and I don't think Ma would have been comfortable baking it.