Well, it depends if you want to keep playing New Vegas or go back to Fallout 3. Please bombers help me decide!! Buy more or stay? So I guess my last question is keep my DLC thoughts pure and don't get another one? Or should I get the next best one? Which would be *blank. Honestly I haven't gotten far in the main story of New Vegas (screw picking a side that early) but have played a LOT of the side missions (44 hours worth) and OWB is by far the most exciting piece of content so far. The weapons are also decent and a good excuse to get my energy weapons up. Also the writing which I was expecting to be alright is actually great. Anfield and its surroundings were buzzing.Ended up getting OWB and am loving it.
Keep your head down, don’t touch anything. I reminded myself winter was still just about here. On the last leg of the walk up to the ground, people were coughing and spluttering. It felt like something was coming to an end. What if he had it as well? In the lounge of the Glenbuck, there was an unusual combination of feelings: big-match anticipation and a developing sense of menace. He’d left the country, where he worked as a teacher, in a panic and was unsure whether he’d be able to return. One Liverpool supporter flattened a conversation by revealing he’d been in China at the start of January. The wait at the bar inside the Glenbuck pub was several rows deep. Queues from the chip shops of Breck Road spilt onto the street. Despite it being obvious that travelling by public transport was a bad idea, I jumped on a busy train from Crosby and made my way up the slope towards Anfield as I always did. I could have said no, and my employer made that clear. At no point in the early stages of that week did I seriously question my attendance. Atletico Madrid’s single-goal lead from an ugly first leg in Spain made the prospect of the return more enticing. This one was between the reigning European champions and a gnarly, uncompromising opponent led by Diego Simeone.
Attending a football match was part of my job. The beginning of her life had not been straightforward. My wife had not long given birth to our first child. I include myself in this story, because I was there with them. Everyone knew the risks but still, they went.