What are you thinking RIGHT NOW?

[Regulus]

Hmm, tea is still too warm.

* Sticks teapot in freezer.

You're crazy. Warm tea is the best.

[DGFone]

Hmm, tea is still too warm.

* Sticks teapot in freezer.

You're crazy. Warm tea is the best.

Not when it's 90+ *F outside, and you would rather keep A/C use to a minimum.

[WildSimba]

Hmm, tea is still too warm.

* Sticks teapot in freezer.

You're crazy. Warm tea is the best.

Not when it's 90+ *F outside, and you would rather keep A/C use to a minimum.

Are you in California or Arizona? lol

[Regulus]

Hmm, tea is still too warm.

* Sticks teapot in freezer.

You're crazy. Warm tea is the best.

Not when it's 90+ *F outside, and you would rather keep A/C use to a minimum.

But by putting warm tea in a freezer, you're causing the freezer to use more electricity, while simultaneously dumping that heat into your dwelling. You'll have to run your A/C even more than you would otherwise.

[DGFone]

That is why you suck it up and leave the A/C off if the heat is only mildly annoying. And yes, WS, I live in California. In the California savanna, actually.

[it means no worries]

The Witcher 3 is probably the first game which no one I've spoken to has had a negative opinion of...Tempted...

[Elton John]

The Witcher 3 is better than skyrim or dragon age 3 on a pure design standpoint.

I still didn't like it much. Mostly because of the heavy focus on item crafting. I despise item crafting in videogames.

[Azdgari]

Too bad Mass Effect Andromeda wasn't better and won't have a sequel. I still really enjoyed it--love the exploring those beautiful worlds and the game, despite having not the strongest writing, did do a great job of creating a frontier atmosphere and framing things in a 'well we're explorers trying to build a civilization out here, so what are our real priorities?'. Too bad nobody decided early on the scrap all the useless tasks and use that time on character-building missions, though.

[WildSimba]

[Gemini]

The Witcher 3 is better than skyrim or dragon age 3 on a pure design standpoint.

I still didn't like it much. Mostly because of the heavy focus on item crafting. I despise item crafting in videogames.

Would like to try both the Dragon Age and the Witcher series since I've heard a lot about them and I really really enjoyed Skyrim. Any titles you'd recommend?