Yeah, still a lot of questions about how this is gonna work. It’s also going to invalidate a ton of people’s existing collections. All those legacy cards are gonna be gone. It’ll be good for more casual players, but more of the dedicated players are gonna be upset.

Back when my kids would play, I would constantly have to stockpile them with cards to build their own decks because they couldn’t be trusted to handle their own trades. Guess it’s lucky they’re not playing anymore either.

I played PTCGO for years I’ll admit, the trading aspect was the game for me. Amassing a collection, buying low, selling high. I’d spend hours just doing that. Sadly, that’s why I had to stop. Kinda started taking up a bit too much of my time. I tell you though, not having the trading aspect is gonna put a lot of folks…

I haven’t played a Dragon Quest game since Dragon Warrior III. I keep looking for a good jumping back in point, but none of them seem to grab me very well. I’m tempted to try VII since it’s got a job system and I love those in games, but tracking down a copy might be tough and a digital copy on 3DS never goes on sale.…

Missed opportunity. Should’ve been:

I had completely forgotten that this movie existed. I remember loving this movie as a kid. Might have to try to revisit it.

Now I love a good chili cheese dog, but man I do not enjoy the Sonic chili cheese coneys. They aren’t terrible, but I’ve had way better for cheaper. The main appeal for me at Sonic is the tots. Some cheesy tots really hit the spot.

You could be right. I just remember the stories about Val-Zod emphasizing his intellegence, while Clark’s intellegence isn’t given that much focus in his stories. 8th level though? That’s pretty up there. I should read up a bit more.

It’s mostly the same power loadout, but one slightly different defining trait is that Val-Zod is an intellectual genius. An example being that if something technological is needed, he’s able to intuitively know how to create it, usually with the materials on hand. 

Fair enough. You might be able to appreciate it on a level I could not. 

I have to say that I didn’t really enjoy Red State. I remember reading an article talking to him about writing it and how his process was to subvert expectations every so many pages. The results ends up feeling like the movie is yanking you side to side every 10-15 minutes while lacking a sense of cohesion and…

It’s weird for me to imagine that someone made a movie with a character (Peacemaker), loved the character so much that he made a spin off show about him, and finished filming the show before the movie he debuts in has come out. I mean, Covid delays and whatnot, but still.

I guess if nobody is going to make the Tegrity Farms references, I guess I’ll have to.

I don’t know what it must mean to a woman to lose her hair, but I think she looks beautiful nonetheless.

Yup. Focus on those three words alone. Most important part of the post. You nailed it.

Also, for some reason Tik Tok removed her account after posting the videos, but allowed them to exist on another person’s account who reposted them to millions of views? What’s that all about?

He even met Spider-Man!

My wife and I had a really good time with it. It’s not a masterpiece, but we thought it was really fun.

I only bring it up since Salma Hayek was mentioned, but the wife and I went to see Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard last night despite all the horrible reviews because we enjoyed the first film so much. Salma Hayek was such a shining star in the film. She definitely had a lot of fun with it. Reminded me that I never got…

Never read the book so this is news to me. He was just flat out evil in the movie. No redeeming qualities whatsoever. Actually makes the idea sound appealing.