I saw it in theaters, and liked it but felt nauseous from the shaky cam.
Since we've all seen plenty of movies since then, I wonder if we are more used to the camera stylings.

Was the US economy in the 70s and 80s made up of detectives and private eyes?

but then you are missing the fun space battles! in which 400 of you wait for 2 hours to spring a trap, only to find your space bosses decided it was more strategic to use it as a feint and cancel the whole thing. nothing like sitting in virtual space doing nothing with 399 other dorks

Eve isn't an "exploring game" but its not really an action game either. its akin to 'massed naval warfare and supply train' in space. the player "clans" tends to be in the thousands so organization is paramount. There is also a commodities based market,based off player interactions so keeping track of costs and BUY…

No I meant, how is it different than like the literal chain Supermarket brand, in which I can get a case of 12 for $2.50

Its off their site now, but an old review from Pitchfork, gave Clarity like a 2.4 and pretty much was the epitome of a smug, classic early 2000s hipster, 23 year old music reviewer piece

It would make sense Mustaine is also from the Phoenix area

I hope Sarcastro and BiPolar bear are characters

sorry i meant the incompetent children OF the rich

I'm sure any kids who went to tennis academy has familial financial resources to get them in one of those expensive private schools for children of the incompetent rich

It was 2007, peak Goon years, and in my confused quarterlife in a new city. overall it was actually kinda too bland, like everyone was trying too hard to NOT be Goons.

He's a very complicated man

yes at my first and only goonmeat. everyone was fairly normal, but it seemed we Goons also wanted to quickly move on from the fact we were strangers meeting from the internet. plus there were quite a few curvy goonnettes, so guys were playing too cool for school. so I get no more than a few polite knowing awkward…

TRAMA-POLINE TRABOPOLINE

stairs

The scene where Homer held her hand was nice…reminds me of

oh i hate having two heads

it was to distract us from the mangosteen thing (i actually bought some)

I'm here to share my moral outrage.

I just don't see why Blanche should shove a broken bottle in Stanley's face. Couldn't she just take his abuse with gentle good humor?