Hey Will. Not a beer, but I have to name drop a startup in Kansas City that sells pretty good whiskey:

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My anxiety around submitting is not the possibility of criticism/rejection. It's that I'll send it out and not receive any response at all.

Self publishing is harder because I would have to find an artist willing to donate some pages now and hopefully get paid later.

I see all of the Bloodborne stuff posted on Kotaku, and I find myself lagging behind on this game. Daredevil, work, and fatherhood all vie for my limited time just like Bloodborne.

The diversity of the Archie brand is amazing, and it is another thing I need to get around to reading.

This is one of my favorite games. The gameplay lent itself to multiple approaches and I have wanted more for awhile now.

Keep your goddamn facts out of my facetiously obtuse argument! :)

Sounds like someone needs to read All-Star Superman, the best Superman story and arguably one of the best comic books. :)

Brainiac and Ultron are world-conquering robots. One just prefers to keep his conquests in a menagerie.

I will posit this fact: Ultron is a poor man's Brainiac.

The Professional is listed for $60 now. Quick deal.

The Professional is listed for $60 now. Quick deal.

Carl Weathers has something to say on the matter.

Imos is the one guilty pleasure I had in St. Louis.

There is a reason that I moved to Kansas City, friend. Better food and (generally) better people.

The game really is fun, especially after a few shots of whiskey.

Literally minutes before you sent that to me, some one else on kinja sent me a key. Regardless, thanks, and I will not use the one ya sent me.

Thanks! Worked like a charm!

If you want to send me a beta key, fermata [dot] jack [at] gmail [dot] com

Honestly though, writing down your passwords is silly when you can teach most people how to use Keepass (as long as they can memorize the master password).