So with the resurrection protocols, Wolverine would get a new adamantium skeleton each time he came back to life and just left a bunch of 4'11 adamantium skeletons just laying around every time he died?

One point that doesn’t seem to be stressed nearly enough in this rundown is that only Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 are relatively easy to play. Anything earlier than that is so unbelievably clunky that the sheer frustration will easily overshadow whatever merits the earlier games might otherwise have.

I don’t want to tell you that you’re definitively wrong about this, but 14-year-old me could not disagree with you more about the value Heather Graham brings to the film.

Article picture made me think she was up for the part of Dirk Diggler. I was about to get upset that I didn’t get to see her take on the role.

EnciNO, man!

This guy is legit scary. He’s like that guy you accepted as a facebook friend because you have a mutual friend but then one day he goes apeshit in your DMs and you have to block him and hope he doesn’t find your address.

I would not watch a movie where Pauly Shore plays Richard Simmons, but I would watch a movie where Richard Simmons makes Pauly Shore cry.

Turned out for the best. I think Ever After is pretty underrated and she does a great job in it, and Heather Graham kills it as Rollergirl.

LOVE ‘To Die For’

The irony of the President talking about optics to the guy whose power is...you know...

What about bandcamp? You can support artists directly and stream all the music in your library. 

“Physical media is forever. Buy LaserDisc.”

I went from Spotify to Deezer since my student price ran out and I was still in university. Deezer has been great in terms of sound quality, the iOS app isn’t great and sometimes needs to go online before I can force it to offline mode.

Gotta love YouTube Music, for having all the obscure bands from defunct record labels, whose fans uploaded their recordings. That alone makes it worth the price.

George has sprinkled the “history” of Planetos with many interesting little bits of history that would make exceptional adaptations... not all of which are proper for being adapted into a complete series. Some would work great as a mini-series of only 4-6 episodes, short term series of 2-3 seasons, and some as just…

Deezer User here. It’s definitely way better than Spotify, especially the flow function which is perfect for finding new stuff to listen to.

“being anti-artist by severely underpaying them”

Yeah, cause the record companies have nothing to do with it...

Spotify pays over 80% of its turnover to rights holders. 

A show about the direwolf would be incredible. Just make it about her and Jaqen doing jobs around the world.

I want to be mean, but I shall resist.

Yeah, the Fallout universe is a lot like the old tabletop “Gamma World” RPG from the 1970s/1980s —giant mutant creatures, mutations that give you powers rather than cancer, etc. Not very realistic, but a bit more fun than playing a hypothetical Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road” RPG.