Dammit! I was gonna say that!

I've been reading The Flamethrowers. It's not bad, but I only get into it intermittently. It deals a lot with the art scene, labor and revolutionaries in the seventies, and I know very little about that stuff, so it seemed to take awhile to get to a point, though looking back I can see how it led to where it's at.

It can be two things.

This. I actually really liked water levels in the SNES Donkey Kongs, but the new one's swimming levels are just as frantic as all the others but control much worse.

Sadly? Ugh, I always struggled with it when I tried to play Monster Hunter 3. Between that and the latest Donkey Kong Country, I've been wondering why people keep thinking swimming levels are a good thing to advertise in a sequel.

Good to hear about MH4U, I already picked it up but haven't had time to play it yet. There aren't any swimming levels, are there?

Well… asked and answered, I suppose.

Awww… that joke went over just fine on The Dissolve…

I'm new here, but I'll give this a shot!

The A.V. Club

Mazes and Monsters 2: Uhh…

Technically, they've been going out of order the whole time, Da Vinci Code was second but it was the first to get popular.

Just gonna leave this here…

"And in their first live appearance since Tinky Winky was acquitted of manslaughter…"

…They had genders?

New here? So am I, but trust me, you're in for a treat when you discover Reposted Avenged Sevenfold Fans.

What a coincidence, I'm from Bronson! I take the number 10 bus for day trips to Branson all the time.

Are you implying that Bostonians are smarter than the Poles?!

He said smarter. Just imagine how dumb Piers would sound with a Southern drawl.

He's going to throw us a curveball and make it about butts.