Did you hear the story about the poisoned shoe? It was laced with cyanide...

He poured his sole into that bet...

Habaneros are my favorite hot pepper, because they have so much fruity flavor.

It reminds me of CM Punk calling Vince McMahon “a millionaire who should be a billionaire”

Found one!

I’d love to see a Rian Johnson movie, or series, or series of movies, unencumbered by the Skywalker Saga and its accompanying baggage and expectations.

Maybe I’m just old, but in my day if someone had figured out a scheme that seemed too good to be true, they didn’t go publicizing it to the general public since that’s how you get whatever loophole you’re using closed.

That’s it. That’s the tweet. 

Not just preparing something in the kitchen, this looks like she’s never cut anything in her life and I just can’t believe that would be true.

I gotta believe she’s doing it that wrong on purpose...right?

I haven’t ever played the others, but somehow ended up with Knight, and I just could not give less of a shit about all the Tank Command stuff. Bleeeegggghhhh that thing is miserable to drive and following around glowing arrows while trying to figure out how to trigger the next part of the story is just not fun.

Arkham Asylum is easily one of my favorite games ever. Arkham City came out right when I was getting wildly sick of open world games, a situation that hasn’t changed in the last ten or twelve years. I actually preferred Arkham Origins, which apparently isn’t a popular opinion.

Ah makes sense then. I’m in the same boat as you where I’m worried the gameplay loop will be too much like AK because I also did not find all the batmobile stuff very fun. In fact so many games have given us nice big maps that just being allowed to explore one via gliding and/or a vehicle isn’t much of a selling point…

Get used to it. Soon enough we’ll be the only non-augmented humans out there. That will be OK though, as we’ll also be the only ones who remember how to cook.

Same here. I desperately wanted to love Knight but the driving portions really got annoying and boring.

It’s just 10 minutes of a guy in a devil suit shagging a jackal.

Definitely seen that with traditional QR codes in the one place they tended to pop up. Ads.

This is the sort of thing I would expect at a higher-end corporate / chain restaurant, and you are correct, it’s awesome when it works. But for indie places who don’t have an entire IT staff or even a dedicated IT + website person, at best it’s just a link to the website and at worst it’s a non- or barely-functional,…

Here’s my problem with “QR menus.”

A Florida wildlife officer will put the bridge down. It has a taste for boaters now.