[quote]You can get it cheaper; some sellers offer it for only $2 plus $4.99 shipping. Yeah that's still $7. "Six of one, half dozen of the other."[/quote]

You can also get it cheaper by, you know, "leaving your house".

[quote="pinback"][quote="Tdarcos"]But I'd like to find something like a Sim City, sandbox game to build things. Any suggestions from eithwr of you?[/quote]

Cities: Skylines is the best city builder of all time, and is only poised to get better and better.[/quote]

It's true. See, Paul? Pinback found that one and he is MAKING your life better.

He ordered you a pizza an he got you the most interaction you've had with other humans in years with the radio show. What's not to like?

[quote="Tdarcos"]But I'd like to find something like a Sim City, sandbox game to build things. Any suggestions from eithwr of you?[/quote]

Cities: Skylines is the best city builder of all time, and is only poised to get better and better.

[quote="Ice Cream Jonsey"]Pinback makes people's lives better.[/quote]
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Jonsey, you really need to give warning before telling outrageously gut-busting funny jokes like that. I have a heart condition; you could have closed the "I can't believe Tdarcos outlived..." thread with a line like that!

[quote="Ice Cream Jonsey"]He's recommended about 20 Steam games to me. I have bought them all, or will when the Steam sale starts this week. All of them have been good.

I don't think the man has struck out yet.[/quote]

So maybe you know of or he's suggested a game / simularion on Steam that is of a sandbox or open environment similar to the way the Half-Life 2-based games show, or sim games or building games. I have Construction Simulator 2015 and Microsoft Flight Simulator, along with the simple map builder for Portal 2. t's ok but it can only do realy simple maps; doing interesting ones require the Hammer World Builder which seems to require a degree in rocket science with a minor in brain surgery.

But I'd like to find something like a Sim City, sandbox game to build things. Any suggestions from eithwr of you?

[quote="pinback"]As HOT SAUCE EXPERT, I should say a few words about Tiger Sauce: ... ... So, try out some Tiger Sauce, and tell me it doesn't make every single meal you eat better.[/quote]

It's available on Amazon although it's a bit expensive at about $1.25 an ounce, $7 for a 5oz jar with free shipping without Amazon Prime: http://www.amazon.com/Try-Me-0007507610001-TryMe-Original/dp/B0005ZUG86

You might want to check out the Tiger Seasoning, since you like spices and such. It's linked to on that page.

You can get it cheaper; some sellers offer it for only $2 plus $4.99 shipping. Yeah that's still $7. "Six of one, half dozen of the other."

Pinback makes people's lives better.

He's recommended about 20 Steam games to me. I have bought them all, or will when the Steam sale starts this week. All of them have been good.

I don't think the man has struck out yet.

I just put this on kale... and it was great. So I'll add this to the list of "times Ben's food recommendations have improved my life."

As HOT SAUCE EXPERT, I should say a few words about Tiger Sauce:

1. Even with the scary tiger on the front, and the fact that it's sitting next to actual hot sauces on the grocery shelf, it's not really a "hot sauce", or if it is, it's the mildest version possible. There is, perhaps, the faintest kick of cayenne, but not even enough to scare off your grammy.

2. I've decided that it is one of the all-time great condiments, based solely on the fact that it goes, and goes GREAT, with literally everything. Literally. I mean that literally. Yes, even ice cream.

So, try out some Tiger Sauce, and tell me it doesn't make every single meal you eat better.