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(x) hates self

I shop at thrift stores so I think that I would thrive as a scavenger.

IT WAS ME! I TOOK YOUR BLURAY! IT'S MINE!!!!

I just saw it and really enjoyed it. It wasn't perfect but it is so much better than any of the prequels in every conceivable aspect, and it's not even close. It's beating a dead horse at this point but my God the prequels are terrible, simply terrible.

Preston is a massive wanker. I sent his ass to a backwater settlement so I wouldn't have to tolerate his insufferability any longer.

Please come to consoles, XCOM 2.

One of the all time sci-fi greats.

I too am excited for the next Iron Banner. I usually hate PvP but the last Iron Banner was some of the most fun I've had gaming in quite a while….and I got some sweet ass loot at the end for my troubles to finally get me over 300.

Fellowship will always be my favourite - the entire movie from start to finish is just incredible. The other two are great but suffer from some parts that, though necessary, are really quite boring; for example I skip the goddamned Entmoot in Two Towers, and the endless reunions at the end of Return of the King. For

Totally. The female dropship pilots in the original Starcraft would say "In the pipe, 5x5" just like Pharaoh in Aliens.

You know, I don't give a shit that the ending kind of sucked, this show was the cat's ass.

Three times (One Minus One) gives you a different answer thanks to math

Bite your head off man.

I took a break from Destiny for the past couple weeks to play Fallout but I played Iron Banner last week and it sucked me right back in. I've never had so much fun playing PvP as last week's Iron Banner, and I normally loathe PvP. And the loot rewards were fantastic. Iron Banner FTW

Fun fact of the day: politics is infuriating because the vast majority of people are stupid fucking idiots and unfortunately these people vote in large numbers.

Like two headed rats and man-eating ferns and shit?!

Fallout has always been about writing your own narrative in many ways. You want to wander around aimlessly as a drug addled vagrant, stealing from settlements under the cover of night? You can do it. You want to play as a Bond villain by dressing in a tuxedo, shooting laser rifles, and building a megalomaniacal

I'm not going to shit you, I had to look up the word lachrymose.

Well Chernobyl won't be safe for human activity for another 20,000 years, so I'd say 200 years is rather optimistic.

The Witcher 3 was pretty sweet. So is Fallout 4.