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Absolutely yes to physical buttons, brakes, gauges, and the all important spare tire. I was shocked by that last one the last time I went used car shopping.

While I suppose we live in an age where cell phone ownership and cell coverage is mostly universal, why the hell pay for a tow truck if you don’t have to?

And

Really surprised that Rocky Road is so far down the list.
And that Salted Carmel is so high. Possibly the only flavor more disgusting than Birthday Cake. 

Really surprised that nobody appears to have played the Westworld theme yet.

I’d say we just need to saw Florida off like the gangrenous wang it is and let it sink into the ocean, but that would be unfair to all the marine life in the area.
Is there a way to fire it into the sun instead?

I know Poker Face was renewed for a second season almost immediately after the first one aired, but I haven’t seen any news saying that it’s even begun pre-production or filming yet... just comments by Rian and Natasha that the writer’s strike would likely delay production until 2024.

From interviews, it sounded like

I’m only onboard if it means I can order a Double Down from Matt Berry.
Dealer’s choice if it’s Lazlo Cravensworth, Sanchez, or Steven Toast.

No, no, no... everyone knows the Florida Man song needs to be sung to the tune of the original Spider-Man theme:

Any list that doesn’t include Blue Eye Samurai in the #1 spot... is just a bad list. Unless you aren’t counting it as “anime” because the animation isn’t hand drawn. In which case, fair cop... but it’s still one of the best animated shows of 2023, or any year. If you haven’t seen it yet, drop whatever you’re doing and

The Brak Show, Mike Tyson Mysteries, and Samurai Jack definitely deserve to bump some of those lesser shows off the list.

And I guess if you want to be technical, Futurama, Space Dandy, and Cowboy Bebop were Adult Swim shows, as were imports like Darkplace, Look Around You, The Mighty Boosh, and (I think) Danger 5,

Came to say exactly this.
They slapped the Poe name on it as a cheap marketing ploy, but once you get past the opening credits, The Haunted Castle is quite clearly a straight-up adaptation of The Case of Charles Dexter Ward - done in the signature Corman style. (With some random rubber snakes thrown in, just because.)

While it sounds like this game was pretty vanilla, I’d play the shit out of a game that doubled down on both the space and piracy angle that was basically just a multiplayer FPS version of FTL.

Make ship designs modular so teams can modify their own “home base” layouts and choose where to mount automated defenses,

“Larian planned for that” is the new “Simpsons did it.”

Though for added artistic flair, I was going to give my character 20 strength and use theChest of the Mundane’ to store the bodies of all my victims as cutlery.

I’m sure the asset hackers will find it before anyone else. More than likely it’s a late game bit of Baldur’s Gate that you can only access if you’ve taken a rather extreme Act I and II approach (like failing to rescue Shadowheart and killing Astarion) while playing as The Dark Urge.

Once I get finished with the

I’ll allow exceptions for Buffy, The Magicians, and Space Dandy.
But musical episodes are almost always a terrible idea, and yes, I’m one of the haters who includes Subspace Rhapsody in that list.

I wasted quite a bit of time on it, because in the early access version of the game I actually did manage to get over to that first circular floating platform by using a scroll of Misty Step (I also was able to cast Daylight on it, which seemed to do... something... but didn’t cause the platform to move or anything

As a huge fan of the Divinity games, I haven’t been this bowled over by a tactical CRPG since the original two Fallout games. My only nitpicks are:

The “highlight items you can pick up or interact with” button is annoyingly random about what it actually calls your attention to... especially important and hard to spot

I think the word “colony” is being used in the sense of minimum number of people necessary to set up a “permanent base” that can remain self-sufficient and function in isolation with very little contact with Earth, rather than “we’re sending 24 people to populate Mars and that’s it. Good luck out there in the offworld

Hmmm... I think the Ginger Snaps movies should at least count as bi.

But yeah, offhand, I can’t really think any other specifically gay werewolf movies. (Obviously, I’m not counting movies like Werewolf Within that have gay supporting characters who are neither werewolf nor protagonist)

The Breed and Bloodrayne: The Third Reich both did vampires vs Nazis, but unlike zombies vs. Nazis, it’s an underexploited genre.

I know Christopher Lee is dead, but I can’t help thinking he’d return to life if it meant he got to kick some more Nazi ass.

This is basically like watching a movie where a bunch of arrogant Nazis decide to set fire to Dracula’s castle.
You can’t help but cheer the inevitable massacre to follow.