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Sometimes you definitely do not like to play blackjack when the house has it's card stacked against. I think we have all been there. It can be very damaging to your self-esteem but mostly to your wallet. I have great alternative to playing blackjack...eating Black Jack tacos from Taco Bell. These bad boys will only set you back 89 cents. Yes, only 89 cents or if you are the stupid Taco Bell by my house, you get away with charging 99 cents. Either way, it is a great deal to be had by casual eaters and hard core fast food aficionados like me (title is self-proclaimed).......
I actually made this battle last month on sucksorrules.com after a long hiatus from frequenting their site. I have decided to showcase the last geeky horrible battle that I made on their site. I may continue to showcase more battles of my own and maybe some that I find to be awesomely geeky from other SoR users. I was thinking about maybe doing a daily battle...but I think we all know that would require a lot of commitment that I am just not able to live up to. Anyway, without further adieu...
I really enjoy watching video game related shows. I think that I may enjoy it even more than playing the video games themselves. A well done segment on a video game can take me back to the past and well that is what these video game tv shows do. They take you back to two different times in video game generations. Starcade was during the eve of the video game crash and Video Power was riding high on the upswing of the NES. It is surprising that the crash didn't happen sooner than '83. Starcade is still fun to watch, but it is dated even more poorly than Video Power, in my opinion.
