Is Fight Club to insurance adjusters what Roadhouse is to bouncers?

"Cause confusion among consumers"? You didn't seem to care about that when you made those fucking prequels, Georgie Boy.

My compliments on your choice of avatar then.

Ooo, an inland marine quote mini-game would be great.

Thank god, I was getting tired of holding out.

"puts players in the role of a turn-of-the-19th-century insurance adjustor" might be the best lead off sentence for a game description ever.

Everything is coming up Burrhouse!

Case dismissed because Clamps didn't have a skullet.

COME ON!!!!!!!!

He is the reason I started drinking Manhattans.

I don't think it is that much of a stretch considering that every single AV Club person who clicked on the link knew exactly which actor and which character were involved simply by reading the headline.

Damn straight.

Yes.

As a Colts fan I am all too familiar with Jeff Fisher's willingness to go for the gusto on special teams. I've always respected his willingness to be aggressive and am thrilled to finally have a Colts coaching staff that is willing to take some risks.

Peekaboo Gilooly!

Since my PC is rarely ever up to spec for the most recent games I usually default to my 360. Plus the 360 is in front of a far more comfortable chair.

True, that was probably a bad example. But this stuff has a
tendency to propagate on its own. It might all be packaged under that label now but that doesn’t necessarily mean it will in six weeks, six months or six years.

Here’s an observation to stir debate that fits somewhat with "gray area" and your Wesley Crusher comparison:

The problem is that this is a topic that can’t even really
be discussed in a rational manner. Of all modern topics this is the one that if you even bring up a dissenting opinion,no matter how slight, you might as well put your head between your knees and kiss your ass good-bye.

Haven't watched Walking Dead for a while. Are Hyundais still the go to vehicle for escaping the zombie apocalypse?