Here you go. May you wear this badge of honor proudly.

I had an EGM magazine somewhere that did the same.

I find Ron Swanson knows the answer for this. Applies to ex’s of all forms and genders, in my experience:

Agreed. But I also think it’s one of those weird myths that’s much bigger in the pop culture consciousness then it is in the actual art world. Pretty much most academic writing on him I’ve encountered has talked at length about how much of a hindrance and detriment his illness was to his work.

Man, I actually miss the ramshackle memes and religions of TPP.

Honestly, if they added actual trading and battling, I don’t know what I’d ever need another video game.

It’s like these people have never played Uncharted.

Also, BoJack, in particular, is a show that ends up in a very different place from where it starts, too.

I read the entirety of Uzumaki in a day one summer while working a job in my college’s computer lab. I don’t think I have ever felt as weird as I did after finishing it.

Is Ramsey much more morally grey in the books?

I used it some and dug it mostly for it helping me branch out in terms of what I felt comfortable cooking*, but I also use it very infrequently. However, I did once forget to skip a week and when that $60 goes through, you feel like a fucking idiot.

Man, I loved Snow Leopard.

Oh, I was just making a joke because I thought your breakdown of the two different characters from two different mediums did a good job explaining it, too (generally speaking, of course).

People always talk about how they don’t get abstract/modern/minimal/etc art, but this is the kind of art I don’t really get.

Ugh, why can’t they ever seem to make a good film adaptation of a video game??

Does anyone know what percentage of Chinese box office takes the studio actually receives? I’ve read that it’s significantly less than domestic, but I’ve never seen an actual figure.

I haven’t seen it, but from what I gather from reviews, it sounds like it follows the now-classic Post-Fellowship of the Ring template where a movie attempts to use world building as a hook for the sequel while forgetting how Fellowship’s structure allows the world building to be gradual and through the eyes of…

Haha, I was seriously caught off guard by that statement, too, so I’m glad I wasn’t alone.

I think you can click through and watch it on Youtube. She’s definitely someone else (at first it looks like it just might be long hair over Arya until the hair is pulled back to reveal a completely different face) and then “pulls” the face off to become Arya before stabbing Trant.

I actually quite like that Superman. Shades of Mr. Incredible.