he is attempting to explain if everyone is cheating , then no one is cheating very poorly <| sep |> I was promised that this game had been unplayable . Was I told incorrectly ? <| sep |> TF 2 doesn ' t have to win an award . <| sep |> I can do 8 keys with a fever . <| sep |> Is it bitching if it ' s true ? <| sep |> FamiConnichiwa is an amazingly bad pun . <| sep |> Alright well how about this fun fact a duck is called a duck because it Ducks under the water <| sep |> It ' s not handmade . You can buy it from any catalogue company most likely . <| sep |> Coop is totally right here . It ' s bogus they aren ' t going to be able to open stores in Regina and Saskatoon and it is going to put them at a big disadvantage . Our government has landed on the worst possible place on liquor . This halfway , sort of privatized system is not good . They should have actually privatized it all the way and created an actual free and open market . Barring that , they should have left well enough alone and not changed the system . There were pros and cons on both sides of the liquor privatization argument and it was a debate worth having . By going halfway we ' re now left with many of the cons of both systems and few of the pros of either . This isn ' t good for the province or consumers . We aren ' t going to get lower liquor prices . We ' ll get slightly more selection , offset by less selection outside urban centers , and slightly more convenience in terms of number of store fronts , but not really as that is still heavily controlled . We ' ve given up the benefits of government controlled liquor sales without gaining the benefits of privatization . It ' s the worst outcome .