Common misconception. Sith die by bottomless pit. Jedi just get stabbed. Non-Force users are a toss up.

I miss Teddie Roosevelt, if that means anything.

"It Feels Good to Humiliate Someone Who Is Evil" sounds like a good autobiography title.

Wait, yeah, you're right. My mistake. When they start speaking about bring Chris Avellone in I got confused.

When they moved the date from February 14 to April 4 (both coincidentally birthdays in my family, making me suspect a conspiracy) I was heart broken, even if we did get dual audio out of it.

Having played most of what Obsidian has made, I'm not particularly worried. They don't really do bad games.

Will it finally answer the question as to our squid now and/or kid now nature?

I've been waiting so long for P5 I have literally started marking a countdown on my calendar and will be requesting off work that day.

He hired Mort once. I don't think he's had an apprentice since. Don't lay this one on him.

Because Careless Whisper did it right and no one wanted to try and compete?

To be fair, surviving long enough to earn that title requires not just being evil but living long enough while being evil without someone throwing you into a bottomless pit or into the vacuum of space.

All you guys get creative with your Mon names. I'm a little jealous. I just never bother. Mismagius may not have a nickname but she's still my best, dammit.

I'm just going to assume everyone she meets and starts to care for at the end of season 2 will somehow die horribly in front of her and she'll have to go to a new location.

Batman is also turning out pretty good. But more impressively, the episodes are actually coming out on time! Clearly, Telltale has made some sort of Faustian deal.

As someone who, until recently, spent a decent amount of time on 4chan, I can attest to this. On plenty of boards people will take the usage of "cuck" as essentially a warning to not take anything that poster says seriously or tell them to go back to /pol/ or /v/ or whatever board they particularly dislike.

We should have put the trees in the ocean. Would have worked better for everyone involved.

True. Solomon Grundy is also wise enough to realize he wants pants, too.

Movie crossover franchises have officially gone too far.

Now that you mention it, he does look, and act, much like Solomon Grundy.

The actor, and I use that term affectionately but loosely, who played Torgo sadly killed himself before the movie came out. Perhaps we're taking this Suicide Squad name too literally.