No no no, you heathen. God made dinosaurs for Adam to ride on, and Eve for him to screw (but only in missionary position). God made the world for man (only men!) to do with as it pleased, and all the things dying off and going to hell are all because that woman listened to a snake.

I can’t dispute you on most of this, but it’s certainly possible to change the way the next generation thinks. I can’t speak to all areas of my State, much less the country or world, but my kids are in early middle/late elementary school and already know a lot more about the environment and climate than I knew when I…

I am thrilled to see David Harbour in the MCU.  He was on Colbert not too long ago and said zero about being in Black Widow.  Those nondisclosure agreements must require the removal of important body parts.

Sim City with dinosaurs.  I enjoyed it.

Most humans haven’t been tricked into murdering their family and wear their ashes as penance, but God of War was really fun.

I think the monetization schemes were a necessary evolution, from the development side. As consumers it really sucks to be nickel-and-dimed, especially for supposedly “premium” experiences we’ve already paid for up-front. But with technological advances came increases in costs and budgets. In a relatively short time -…

Only takes one bad apple, right?  That kind of behavior isn’t unique to gaming, but it is amplified because of the anonymity and lack of consequences.  Some people just really enjoy being assholes.

It didn’t take him that long.  He still had his super-smell, and thanks to his stanky crotch area he found it without issue.

I’m guessing he’ll be making a bunch of cameo appearances in the early stages of phase 4.  The character is an anchor to Earth for the cosmic set and, now that he’s likely the smartest guy in the room, better attuned to “Hulk Advise” than “Hulk Smash”.

I think you have an excellent point.  The MCU parallel movies work because each hero is capable of standing on their own.  They can carry their own set of movies and then come together for the crossover events.  I don’t think Star Wars has that kind of character draw, at least not outside the Skywalker or Solo…

Lady plumbers?

The Tuning Fork needs a Tuning Fork Sleeve ($6.99) and an oak Organizing Centre ($34.99) to put it in to truly spark joy. And while you’re ordering, don’t forget to add on Tuning Fork polish ($10/20 oz) and Organizer Wax ($4/lb), with microfiber applicator clothes ($12/doz). You wouldn’t want your well-organized…

The bone spurs have returned!

I have lots of respect, or maybe pity, for the players who are forging ahead and making their own fun with this title. It takes a lot of creativity, dedication, and self-loathing to build things and form a community around a buggy system with up-front cost, micro-transactions, AND a subscription service.

Technically, it is? You pay once to own it

This is a very stupid beef. That Scorsese doesn’t consider superhero films as “cinema” shouldn’t be controversial. They don’t need to be. They make billions of dollars and will be considered classics for generations. Let him smell his own farts while we enjoy something without Robert De Niro in it.

I thought that was an unsuspecting Whisperer. It looked pretty surprised when it got stabbed.

<puts on nerd glasses>

King Ezekiel was a late addition, and I feel like he had a pretty good arc that was worth sticking around for. Looks like they’ve run out of ideas for him, though. He’s probably got one more heroic act of self-sacrifice before we say goodbye.

Sure, he talks all night with a random woman over the radio, and he wants to build trust with her