The older I get the more I give up on speeding. After doing the math I realized a long time ago that it rarely saved me any actual time, and moreso just gave me the illusion of making up time by cutting ahead and being the line leader. At most it was a minute, usually less. The only time speeding has ever actually saved me time is over long distances, and it's a tradeoff with higher fuel consumption. Shit costs too much these days, I'll putt along at the limit and save a few dollars while just leaving on time (or accepting being a little late).

Damn I suck at throwing anything over a 9 speed. I've only been playing for about a year and a half, though. I'm this close to getting most of my drives nose-down. But better putting has been the real game changer for my scores.

disc golf. There is a small cost to entry, but you can buy some used discs for a basic starter pack to get going. From there just find a local course and start playing! However if you enjoy it (like I did) I cannot guarantee that it will stay a cheap hobby.

That kind of thing has been happening since the 90s.

No no, getting married was the poor financial decision. After that, paying for the divorce to be rid of her was an investment in your sanity and happiness.

Mine still has a yoshi sticker I wrote my name on when I was five.

Won't they still need to phone home when you try to play them? Digital only means having the files won't matter if they hit a remote kill switch on your ability to boot it up.

Perhaps with a nice, satisfying BM?

Writing from scratch makes it a bespoke diagnosis.

Well that not gouda

Because, as a general rule of thumb, most people are either oblivious or have so many other demands on their time and energy that they are unable to take notice.

Bulls of Iron, even.