I don't believe in much, especially when it comes to this country.

Hey kids! Columbus discovered America…until you actually read something related to the matter and find out otherwise!

I'll save you the time. It was about greed. The rich in the colonies knew they could become far more rich if they cut out the mother land and just took charge of everything themselves. The hard part was convincing the poor of what we were fighting. Most of what American's are taught in school is *still* the…

I feel he gets a lifetime pass for being on Mr Show. The 3 daughters sketch that ends Senator Tankerbell's episode always makes me laugh til I hurt.

That's right, I forgot you were local! The Shank Lamb is outstanding and the Fire of 1889 is like and old friend made of pork. I used to live in the building above them and was there probably 3 times a week for a while.

The only open world game that was much fun to mess about in was Saints Row IV. It was just so cool to sprint down the street and suplex somone. Of course you could do this in the III installment, but there were no super powers to add to the chaos!

Excellent point. A classic French Dip will have no mayo. However, my favorite version of the French Dip, which is at Delicatus in Seattle, adds a horseradish mayo. It is next level.

That's the best news of my week!

Apparently Mission of Burma is touring this year, and that is all I needed to know!

And that's why we moisturize kiddos!

Counterpoint: My favorite sandwich, The French Dip, has mayo and is awesome. Discuss!

Thank you for sharing. I've never heard of this and will have to track a copy down.

I don't much like resolutions, but I do want to get back to being a ravenous reader. Just received a box last night with Gravity's Rainbow, Doomed and The Visible Man. Can't start any of them until I read the David Rakoff book my friend lent me like 8 months ago!

Well, since you asked. To me it was a 180 degree turn from the original. I loved the silent moments punctuated by fear and terror as splicers seemed to pop from no where and dance across the screen. Infinite wasn't terrible, but it but it demanded to be treated as a similar game so I judged it as such. The opening…

Maybe something like Gone Home, Dear Esther or The Vanishing of Ethan Carter? Unique 1st person puzzle games with a hell of a lot of atmosphere.

I consider them the best thing to happen to hip hop in years.

*obligatoryDisqussucksittookmethreedaystoresetapasswordbullshit*

Feels like I haven't done much of anything. Spent Christmas with a few friends having a roast and Yorkshire pudding while watching James Bond movies and drinking whiskey. A good Christmas despite not having family around.

Love such an unconventional and personalized list with a definitive lack of AAA games. I'll have to give my vote for South Park:The Stick of Truth. Short and sweet and filled to the brim with fan service.

Well, I beat it. Now I'm sad because it's over.