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Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 7:44 pm
by Jorge
tree_ wrote:Video games are awesome.
I have that little retro gaming console I posted about, where I've got a bunch of old ames loaded, and I maybe spend 30 minutes on it a couple times a week to unwind. No real interest beyond that
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 7:46 pm
by tree_
Jorge wrote:tree_ wrote:Video games are awesome.
I have that little retro gaming console I posted about, where I've got a bunch of old ames loaded, and I maybe spend 30 minutes on it a couple times a week to unwind. No real interest beyond that
You're missing out on the good stuff. But I dunno, for me the best games are with me vs. someone else, like Rocket League (one vs. one matches). I got that competitor spirit I need to exercise frequently.
I think I might be getting tired of narrative driven games. But I'll always be fascinated by them and how they advance technologically.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 7:55 pm
by Jorge
I like basic stuff. Jumping on enemies, platforming, fighting games. Donkey Kong. Tetris. Metal Slug. Street Fighter. Mindless stuff. I find it relaxing, plus the nostalgia factor.
I think the most recent game I've got installed on there that I play with any regularity is Crazy Taxi. Someone showed me Dead Red Redemption with the hyper realistic controls and I'd just rather do basically anything else.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 7:58 pm
by dad
dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:07 pm
by doug rr
dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
longhorns vs. Sooners..what are you going to do?
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:13 pm
by lennytheweedwhacker
dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
Are you really tan? Maybe they thought you’re black.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:13 pm
by dad
doug rr wrote:dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
longhorns vs. Sooners..what are you going to do?
what would barry switzer do?
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:14 pm
by dad
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
Are you really tan? Maybe they thought you’re black.
i've still got a decent base, but i drive a white car.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:24 pm
by doug rr
dad wrote:doug rr wrote:dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
longhorns vs. Sooners..what are you going to do?
what would barry switzer do?
open up a bottle and keep on driving
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 8:26 pm
by dad
doug rr wrote:dad wrote:doug rr wrote:dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
longhorns vs. Sooners..what are you going to do?
what would barry switzer do?
open up a bottle and keep on driving
maybe i could burn down the courthouse.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 9:10 pm
by wease
dad wrote:doug rr wrote:dad wrote:doug rr wrote:dad wrote:dad wrote:I got stopped for speeding in Texas on my way home from Ft. Worth over the weekend...more than 10 miles above the speed limit. It's finally been posted on the website of the municipal court of the town where it happened. I've not gotten a speeding ticket since 2007, and I just remember mailing in the fine, and accepting it would be on my record for 7 years.
This time I can pay online vs. mailing it in, but I can choose my plea...guilty or no contest. The way I understand it, if I choose No Contest, it just means the state can prove I did what I've been cited for.
If I choose no contest, does that mean I have to show up in court?
additionally, i was going with the flow of traffic on the interstate where it happened. no idea how i was picked out as the car in front of me was definitely going the same speed. i didn't bother to argue with the highway patrolman who pulled me over.
longhorns vs. Sooners..what are you going to do?
what would barry switzer do?
open up a bottle and keep on driving
maybe i could burn down the courthouse.
dad’s got a lead foot
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 9:58 pm
by bodysnatcher
He hadn’t had oatmeal in 3 days, god knows he wasn’t thinking clearly
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 11:06 pm
by lennytheweedwhacker
I'm about to get back on the every other day or more oatmeal train. I haven't had it much at all the last few months.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Mon September 18, 2023 11:48 pm
by Chris_H_2
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I'm about to get back on the every other day or more oatmeal train. I haven't had it much at all the last few months.
This isn’t about you lenny.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 12:25 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
Chris_H_2 wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I'm about to get back on the every other day or more oatmeal train. I haven't had it much at all the last few months.
This isn’t about you lenny.
It is now.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 12:42 am
by bodysnatcher
What are your go-to oatmeal ingredients?
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 12:46 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
I keep it simple. Usually either honey or raisins. Would put a little brown sugar if I ever had any.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 12:59 am
by dad
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Chris_H_2 wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I'm about to get back on the every other day or more oatmeal train. I haven't had it much at all the last few months.
This isn’t about you lenny.
It is now.
that's right.
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 1:04 am
by bodysnatcher
dad felt us talking about oatmeal and signed in
Re: Ask RM a Question
Posted: Tue September 19, 2023 1:12 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
