FeloniousReverend
FeloniousReverend
FeloniousReverend

This movie was actually the inspiration and first application for my circle of friends' bad movie drinking game. Our non-drinking friend acts as impartial judge and declares shenanigans any time any overly ridiculous/outrageous things happen in a movie. Anytime shenanigans is declared, everybody has to drink... So

They actually updated the BCGs like 2 years ago... now they're hip and cool!

Just so we're clear, I've read all of your other replies on this post and I have come to this conclusion:

I can vouch for this statement, as I work in the QA department for a company that creates and manages the software that a lot of cell phone companies provide their reps. Most of the time, the lower level employees access doesn't let them do anything besides take a payment and refund a payment. It has to get to a third

That's crazy, I live in the greater Portland metro area in Oregon and I pay about 1% the value of my home for property taxes. So the past few years, that's been about $2000. About $1100 of that goes to the school district so I don't feel that bad, even though I don't have kids. I still complain about that amount, I

I never thought of there being a word for this, but it makes sense. My roommate is like this, he relies more on texture than taste for his food choices and thinks it is ridiculous when I mention minute differences in flavor between two similiar dishes. As far as I can tell, he honestly believes every brand of peanut

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What power?

I really enjoy the fact you completely missed the point of his post and flew off the handle. The fact that you actually agree with his actual sentiments makes this even better. If this is something that is commonplace for you, you probably miss the irony of you having the username that you do. But some of us do not.

How dare you think that you have the right to think that you can tell him what to think!

I'm assuming he wrote the American english version of apologizing, realized he was referencing a UK tabloid (The Sun) in the article, and went ahead and referenced the UK spelling of apologise. Both are acceptable forms, it just depends on which side of the pond you're on.

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Ice Pirates... With a Bioware type party system and conversation wheel with varying degrees of snarkiness/humor. It's got robots, spaceships, lasers, swashbuckling pirates, space herpes... It would be amazing!

I know that it's standard in journalism to omit the Oxford comma, and that there are reasonable arguments against its use in general. But I really do think it looks better!

He clearly used "Why don't you make your own game?" But I don't think it's fair to put that onto the bingo card. Because really, asking somebody why they don't just quit their job and get one in a field they have no experience in, or give up their free time pursuing an interest they have no tangible inroads towards

A lot of the worst movies of all times had a poor reception when they first came out as well... I would have liked Prometheus if it hadn't been a "It's not 'Alien' movie, it's just an Alien reboot/that's also a prequel" thing. If had just been it's own stand alone film it would have been much better. I get that people

Ever since this game was released, I have never not had it installed on my computer. Even if a couple years go by, I want it sitting there waiting for me. If I plan on just playing it for a little bit to reminisce, it will always and invariably turn into an all nighter.

Nobody is ignoring future deals, it just doesn't have a place in this setting. If you are looking to buy one today, or even in the near future, then it's not a good deal.

Your critique of this review is like complaining about a review of the best values on new cars by saying that the review is flawed because it's not

Well I apologize, I guess I took your statement of "There are many more creative means to propose on reddit than memes that are boring as hell. The guy's means of proposing was not even meagerly creative." as implying some sort of implicit need for the proposal to be creative. You are correct that you never stated

Why do proposals have to be creative? If he got her a ring that wasn't a diamond you'd probably be disappointed in that as well. Just because advertising companies have convinced the masses of the need to fulfill some sort of stereotypical Rom-Com fantasy of what is romantic and not romantic doesn't mean everyone

Sorry, but the the GT is it's cheaper little brother, made with more plastic and a little boxier looking. The picture above is just the Level 10 plain and simple, though I don't know if it's still available for purchase.