So Monsanto will be the villainous corporation behind it all, eh?

It's quite good. I'm not quite done, but I've enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

@avclub-2d31cb28609a0ccb044e798fe73c023a:disqus We don't need to talk about Kevin.

Forget aout it, Yummsh. It's network TV: everyone needs a romance subplot.

You're getting chills about Vin Diesel's voice?

Oh, weird. I thought Paul Bettany was supposed to be a lock for this.

I buy dove bar soap solely because of how it makes my bathroom smell (ie, fantastic).

I should try that. I use Concentrate, but I have to actively turn it on.

I use Downcast. It cost money, but the switch to it has been worth it a million times over.

Number 3 really is a killer.

"What's your ideal length and girth? Don't have to answer immediately. I'll wait."

Mine is similar, but instead of asking, I just go for it:

Here's his Lynch essay: http://www.lynchnet.com/lh/…

Agreed. I just love the lean and mean 80's aesthetic and mind-set driving both of them.

I think that's the "problem." Particularly in the summer, it's hard to find the time/excuses to sit in and play video games. I imagine I'll make some time for GTA V, though.

He would have just bought a "vintage" or "Eames/Dutch school-inspired" piece of furniture off of Craigslist.

I need to spend more time playing video games. I only play one like once every three to four weeks it feels like.

I love that game, but I don't think it's that scary. Unsettling in parts, but its become dated in some unfortunate ways. Still worth playing, though, and I thought it's narrative structure was pretty damn fantastic as well.

I had the same issue with Dishonored. I was pretty much as leveled up as I was going to get by the third mission or so.

Suttree is, on certain days, my favorite book by Cormac. There's a long passage towards the end where it's so beautiful and florid that it's almost like he's showing off.