Armageddon is kinda bad. The Rock is absolutely amazing.

My corner of the earth (southeast South Dakota) is filled to the brim with Lagunitas. It could be much, much worse, but it does feel like it's squeezing out other beers.

Given what they were getting from Madoff, the Bobby Bonilla deal made sense.

The first person to be convicted of a crime in the Madoff scandal was my little league coach.

In all seriousness, professional wrestling is a good analogue for contemporary politics.

Of course this show didn't make it. Nobody wants to watch the Padres.

Eh, I get where he's coming from.

Any time someone prefaces a statement with "sorry, but" you know they're gonna come out with a huge asshole statement.

Eh. Plenty of people might not be aware of the history.

20 isn't THAT many.

There's room for more story stuff, but I appreciated that it wasn't overstuffed with bad sidequests.

It does seem to be filled with lame-ass men who rely on Aloy to do everything for them.

Once upon a time I beat it. I remember it getting really wacky/fun at the end.

It was something along the lines of "WRONG!"

Metroid Prime was great, but it might've been the start of "go into scan mode and look for clues/things!" that games today all seem to be plagued with.

I liked the Bugs Bunny game, but I was a sucker for any not-awful SNES platformer. The Road Runner game had a lot going for it but ultimately it just didn't work.

The simplicity of the first Mirror's Edge was part of the beauty of it. No leveling up, no character or inventory management, just running.

"What the Heck?" is an early level, I think. It's been forever since I beat EJ1 (I lean towards 2 when I go back and play them). I think the last level involves a big falling through a spike-lined pit, though.

It needed more open space.

I'm trying to think of a way to disagree without sounding too shitty.