Yeah, but Sue fought his dad to a draw, I'll eat my hat with mustard if it turns out Trump has thrown a punch in his life.

Trumpin' 2: Litigious Boogaloo

They never recovered from that disastrous arc with werewolf lawyer Sparky Monroe.

MT was great, I also loved/hated Dead Money because it was really atmospheric and brutally hard. If I didn't have the skill that dismembers baddies every time, I don't know how I would have finished it. By the end I was playing just so I could get my character back to the main game.

I loved hiding from Super Mutants in the National Archives, which I recognized from real life, that was neat. Also, every time I see a sign for Olney, MD, I'm like "maaaan, full of Deathclaws"

I also tend to play as a good guy, I'm pretty sure an NPC in Mass Effect called my Shepherd a Boy Scout as an insult. Still, I should note than in Fallout 3 and New Vegas, playing as a good guy or bad guy will give you unique quests and followers. I played 3 twice so I could see everything, and there were some…

Yeah, I think FO4's lack of a moral choice system really holds it back. Its no fun being a bastard if the game isnt calling me one.

I watched "From Dawn Til Dusk." Entertaining, but not more than the sum of its parts.

Aw, Weird Al was in town? And here I was hanging out with my mother all weekend.

Is death ever really unexpected? Man, I'm bumming myself out.

But is it also a coffee table?

What if it was Batman who done it? There's a vigilante we can all enjoy.

Man, clip of Karl Rove losing it on election night is classic. Its what White Debbie on Sealab would call "hot, fat stuff."

I remember liking her editorials around then, but I was much younger, so I don't stand by the assessment.

Foiled by yet another delicious crime.

With sexy results?

Maybe in the alternate universe where there were Star Wars movies after 2005.

I kinda wondered about that. It would be heroically obtuse, but kinda funny, for him to insist that Bob Dylan is a pen name/legal entity, and doesn't exist in the strictest sense.

Reflexively upvoted for Simpsons reference.

Not much of a cunning linguist, though, I gather.