Thanks! I'll give it a shot!

Thanks, that's really helpful. I used to like the co-op aspect of the ME3 multiplayer back in the day and this looks like it could be even more fun.

Thanks, I've been waiting to hear about the 360 version since it was announced. The game looks like so much fun but I'm not on the next-gen train quite yet. Any tips for getting started?

Of course, DeanB, he used to regularly promote my comments from the pink troll hell with my old commenting name. Miss that guy.

Everwood is a brilliant show! And it had amazing casting. So many top actresses and actors spotted early in their career. Here's a great interview with Greg Berlanti if you're a fan and were curious about what would have happened if the show had been renewed.

He's my boy from a long-forgotten-but-brilliant WB show Everwood. Seen above with Kristen Bell, who guest starred in a pretty funny episode very early in her career.

Good question. As I mentioned above, those discoveries are pretty controversial. (Not in a bad sense—everything interesting is controversial.) The Schweitzer Lab has been working with some pretty exceptionally preserved fossils and Prof. Schweitzer published a long review paper on it a few years back. I don't have a…

New York is in New Jersey.

There was so much purple (and purple-ish) in Hank and Marie's place over the last two episodes, especially after that has been toned down over the last two seasons. Shoutout to the color theory?

Getting married on Saturday and the return of AD is the greatest wedding present anyone will ever get.

Wow!!! That looks like an incredible game and I love when politics are woven in. Thanks for spelling it out in detail, I'll have to get access to these games somehow.

and a surprisingly deep critique of capitalism.

You should suggest it at your next meeting! They're fun to have.

Sure am! And you're clearly not the only one—a few other people have mentioned that in this thread.

Yeah, it's all fun and games until a 6 ton mammoth turns on you. But a pretty cool way to go? Maybe?

It's never too late! You can join here: http://www.paleosoc.org/psbenefits.html

Hilarious. I must wear this to the next society meeting.

Yes, but it's actually a pin, and yes, of course.

Yeah, it got a little Frankenstein in its chaos theory, but I'd be one of the first in line if we could do it. Hell, I'd even switch my lab so we could do it ourselves.