To give you an idea of how nuts that is (for a piece of entertainment memorabilia): I have Shards of Narsil (the broken sword from LOTR). It was a limited run. I paid $250. (Image attached for reference, that's not mine)

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As a father of a 1-year-old, I fall into that category.

I used to think the world was made up of two types of people: Those who play games, and those who do not. I thought the rift that divided them was purely interest.

For those on TWC, OnDemand (also the iOS app) offers most of these shows as well, but they are riddled with commercials. I attempted to watch Series 7 of Doctor Who through the TWC app and only made it about 10 minutes.

Anyone find a shot of those crying koalas? That sounds hilarious, and somewhat fitting for me to most here at work since some websites I used to frequent now apparently been banned overnight.

Really liked the nod to 7th Guest/Phantasmagoria at around 1m:45s. The graphics and music were spot on.

This - Get a DE Safety Razor handle. If you're curious there's complete starter kits with a brush, handle, blades and soap for $40. Blades can cost as little as 10 cents each.

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T16? Like E and E10, T and T16. Still Teen but intended for an older teen.

I might come off as the unreliable delegate, and I can tell you that it's just because I'm not motivated enough to give a damn about this job. It's not the field where I wanted my career to end up. It's a job that was convenient and paid the bills while I was looking for something better.

Reminds me of Dungeon Village.

Speak in a clear monotone is a quiet environment and Siri will understand you. Also, if you're using it for voice-to-text (V2T), you can say punctuation quickly to make it appear (as opposed to the word for the punctuation). The key is to talk in clear, slow monotone, but do a combination of bark and mumble out the…

So in real life they'd look like badly textured 3D models?

I had no idea what that headline meant. Kind of neat now that I know.

No, Taiwan censored.

I was expecting his pronunciation to be so bad that it sounded like a different name - like Ellen.

Aw, you didn't write that as "Oooh... soar-ry."

That's like asking why films or books exist. Literary classics hinge on violence, like The Great Gatsby and Moby Dick.

Way back when I was working in a game store, I managed to bring at least one parent to her senses. She asked if Grand Theft Auto 2 was good for her 10 year old. Though the game is tame compared to later iterations, I informed her that the title was "Grand Theft Auto" and that you aren't playing as a cop. I pointed her…