I remember the actual game being really fucking awesome (i.e., when you're in the houses actually hunting the humans) but there was this punishingly hard like, underworld level you had to do when you ran out of life or magic power or whatever.

My mother used to refer to my filthy room as the Black Hole of Calcutta. I remember being kind of shocked when I found out what it actually was.

I figured it was Saudi Arabia because that was the only one that I could think of that hadn't had its ruling family deposed horribly at some point.

And you're still a goddamned idiot.

No, do a shitty show that riffs on homophobia while engaging in that homophobia and not being funny, and now that's not fucking okay.

You are obviously a complete fucking idiot.

I never understood why he didn't just keep trying plans that didn't work the first time. I mean, that's how shit works, nobody builds a catapult and has it work perfectly every time.

Right? I thought this was going to demonstrate a way of always getting the cut in the center, and ensuring that the point where all the slices radiates from doesn't drift.

You're an idiot. That one ends with the "screw your stupid beliefs, take the fucking medicine" moral!

Nope, in fact if I'm remembering this right his wife/girlfriend is smoking hot.

That's it right there.

I'm a firebreathing feminist, and I thought that pretty much all the rape jokes that this show has whipped out were pretty goddamned funny.

I got kinda over-excited and yelled "FUCK THE POLICE!!", both forgetting that was the wrong group, and that there's no way Jeopardy! would have "fuck" in an answer.

Same here- though I think that the Long Dark Teatime of the Soul is better, story-wise.

Best moment is when he hits the bug, says, "One little bug can't possibly matter, can it?", then the big giant sloth-thing who happens to be walking past just shrugs.

As someone sitting outside right now in the sun in a t-shirt in what feels like 75 degree weather… Yeah, your fault for not living in Santa Cruz.

Yeah, as a grownup I can really appreciate them as the folk cultural artifact they are. The fact that some of these stories are as old as the hills just makes them cooler in my opinion.

Uh, no. What happened was that in the 1960's, when Democrats decided to pass Equal Rights laws, the Republicans decided to take the South by intentionally being horrid racist fucks. It's called the Southern Strategy.

Hmmmmmmm I bet probably not, though I'd totally bet dollars to quatloos that someone named their kid something in Klingon.

Wait, the "Land of Aaa" thing actually showed up in the episode description of that episode when it first aired.