Ridley Scott is 77 years old.

I watched that documentary on Netflix and what I got out of it is that he's an inordinately uninteresting person who probably shouldn't have been the subject of a documentary.

Kindle's kryptonite is footnotes. They haven't really figured out an elegant way to integrate them yet.

They should throw some more scratch to the actors and have them record interactive footnotes for the DVD release.

This soundtrack introduced me to Slint.

Drew and Amber are going to be major liabilities for the TV family.

Get ready for quirky Uncle Steven America!

"The limit was only severe enough that I didn't drag my feet."

I felt the opposite. I felt hemmed in by Asylum and didn't feel like the narrative was good enough to make me ignore the invisible hand of the developer moving me along. Got bored about 3/4 of the way through and never finished.

This isn't exactly what you're asking, but open-world games are my favorites and I can't stand Majora's Mask or any other game with any kind of time limit except for old NES platformers, and even then….

Huge is an understatement.

It's neither. That's the entire point of everything.

Sounds like you're doing it right to me.

Protip: They're called ROLE PLAYING GAMES, so ROLE PLAY!

Devo and Kraftwerk need to be in this motherfucker. Like, ASAP.

They don't often really commit to the suck like Yngwie, though.

I think Jimmy and James show up with Melissa Auf Der Maur for the performance.

I'll be on the lookout, thanks.

I have not seen that. Is it actually worth watching?

And just to be fair, I honestly don't care if people have kids or not, I'm not having any and I'll be dead before all that shit hits the fan(and I think we've probably gone over the edge of that particular waterfall anyway), BUT if people really care about the future of the planet/the environment/future civilization…