Yep. Haven’t seen Part 2 yet, but I was a little dissatisfied with 1. All that in the interesting, but way too frantically paced third book, and you split the movies there? Very silly.

And now I just found out that speech successes in the Tenpenny Tower quest are to no avail. Things still end in death. Considering the xenophobia running rampant lately, the idea that the ghouls and the humans could never live together peacefully after all really smarts. A little peeved at Bethesda right now. I wanted…

This is a total cheap gimmick, and they totally got me with “invite your descendants” to a screening. My reaction is a mix of existential dread and total delight about history and mankind’s weirdness.

I’m playing 3 right now — as boyfriend tackles 4 — and it makes me feel the same way. There’s plenty of kitsch and actual humor in these games, but there’s some incredibly bleak shit. The “There Will Come Soft Rains” house, the gruesome metros...Hell, I got creeped out the first time I met the ghoul who tells you…

I have heard that complaint from so many people. Either that or they JUST learned about the Civil War. I remember people mentioning that Vietnam got a single page in one textbook.

I was homeschooled so I spent most of my time *just* reading history books.

>:(

Hush now, this is third wave feminism. Everything is okay when it’s a choice.

(It is “okay” in the sense that choice is the most important thing. That’s why I’m a libertarian. The feminism part I thought was where you asked why people do things like, oh, get botox.)

The Blue Album and Pinkerton are creepy and sexist, and I like them. There’s an artfulness there, or at least it seemed like that before they made like eight bad albums.

Weezer now are so bad it is staggering.

The horrible nightmare that is the miracle of life will stalk me until death. Or menopause.

I ALREADY HAVE IRREGULAR PERIOD AND A TUBBY STOMACH, YOU SONS OF BITCHES. (Don’t worry, they’ve been there since I was a virgin.)

There are way less flashy ways to bring down a plane. Sadly, I think boxcutters might just work again.

Is there a way to type this comment without sounding suspicious?

Except, I do like the pilot, so maybe that’s the wrong list.

*sobs quietly* “Jericho”!

I mean, it was always goofy, and some of the rebuilding premises in the second season were pushing it (they have new textbooks already? Really?) but it was getting to be so much fun once that whole new Civil War started.

So not so much with the 200-year-old canned food and snacks in Fallout 3?

I just thought of something — what if her hair in “Run Lola Run” is a wig? What if MY teenage hair dream is a lie?!

At least the ‘80s were big, daring bad fashion. The aughts were just cheap and lacking in fun colors and also awful.

Draco Malfoy?

And to be fair, on various quiz shows you still see the weirdly young and attractive female guest who is there to remind us all that not everyone in Britain is David Mitchell-level of witty. I mean, not even offense intended. I’m not either. It is sort of just the guests they have in Britain. And the accents. And, I…

This is one of about three EU books I read, and I don’t remember it being this terrible. I certainly didn’t like it much, but still.

I’ve read this, but not Thrawn or Rogue Squadron. Shame, me.

True. And I do like it. But it’s still all about winning. We need more shows where the points don’t matter. And yep, the only American show I can think of where that phrase is key is a formerly British one.