affablejerk
Affable Jerk
affablejerk

Seems to me that ramming a lightspeed unmanned Mon Calamari cruiser into the Death Star instead of trusting a teenager with force magic would have been a much better plan to ensure the safety of the galaxy.

Yeah, that’s all fine! That’s good writing!

Drone. Unmanned. Have a droid fly it.

It just breaks so much of the established universe. If ramming ships via lightspeed is a thing, why does anyone even use laser canons? The established mode of attack would be fleets of tiny unarmed drones with hyperdrives, kamikaze style attacking. (Basically like the flying scourge in the original Starcraft games)

Well what do we have? A Cuisinart?

The “sold her off for drinking money” just doesn’t make sense. In TFA, I don’t get any impression that she’s a slave. Is that what we were supposed to believe?

My big hangup is all of my paid iPhone apps. Now I’ve got to buy them all again for Android? Huge cost sink for me.

Brooklyn Style my guy

Naive question: Why is there a passenger? Does he hold the map?

It’s the green and black. I thought Species at first too.

Can’t the blocked person just log out of twitter to see his tweets? This doesn’t seem that complicated.

Came here for the Lidge video. Did not leave disappointed.

The gif doesn’t show the point - the point happens after that, when it looks like he’s punching his mitt preparing for the pitch. Points directly at Bautista.

Why does that picture look like it was taken in a high school gym?

The Doom of Valyria seems a lot like The Simarillion to me... Great story, but dozens of random elves/Targs running around is a lot more difficult to pull off on screen than on page.

I assumed it was “mouth as eyes” - had to go back and look twice to see if it wasn’t - and now I honestly have no idea.

But how good is he at pinball?

No one will ever convince me the Hawks didn’t mistakenly think they were down 3 instead of 4.

Games aren’t push A to kick, push B to punch anymore. With hundreds of command options and play-styles, it’s pretty fun to have a basic skill-set in a game - then to watch the pros operate on a whole different level.