Rogan then squandered the film analysis cred he’d just gotten by describing ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ as a surrealist satire, rather than the absurdist melodrama most critics agree it is.

Since when does The AV Club censor the word “fuck?”

I mean, inventory management is like 70% of the challenge the game brings to the table. Without it, you’re basically just a bot rotating through the same seven button presses in pretty much the same order and occasionally positioning your character... But sure, I guess they could make it even more mindless 

I think Aspects have made it way, way worse. Because now there’s a whole new level to inventory management and comparing items, and inventory management already sucked. Now you have to not only figure out if an item is better, but if an item + an aspect you have access to is better (and the aspects might be in your…

used to preach about treating COVID-19 with horse medicine

D4 is especially egregious because with the way the itemization is set up, you essentially need to pick up every single rare item that drops because every single item is possibly an upgrade and there’s no way to tell without picking it up and looking at it. And it’s way more practical to just pick up everything and tp…

You should do a podcast then. I have a feeling most of the people saying this have fewer screws in their head than rogan.

Any parks or hiking trails near you?

The only question I have is how the hell do you bond with another human being over Roko’s Basilisk?

Wait... we’re going to focus on Musk’s driving and love of LotR, but we’re just brushing over the fact that Grimes gifted him a fucking box of animal bones she’d collected?

Look, I love trolling Musk, but it appears that these two were meant to be together.

$5M sounds like FU money to me.

Great. Want to tell us who this Billy Porter is? Or are you going to make us Google it, rather than doing your job?

He knows that the real villains are people like Disney CEO Bob Iger, who makes “$78,000 a day” and refuses to seriously consider giving up what the writers and actors are asking for.

To be fair, it can actually be difficult to even find non-IPAs at your local liquor store. Or at least, at mine. Around here (southern wisconsin) beer has become a lot less seasonal and a lot more HOPSLAMMOUTHFUCKER IMPERIAL OVERLOAD all the time. A client I used to work with who actually grew hops for breweries even…

That’s true of liquor stores but many bars have like, 18 IPAs, Coors and Miller for the old people, and maybe one or two darks, one of which is almost always Guinness. That’s where the IPA craze was/is so obnoxious. It reminded me of the stupid hot sauce craze in the 90s. “I don’t care if it tastes like shit as long…

I thought it was refreshing that they figured it out so fast. It makes sense that the average citizen isn’t going to figure out that Superman is Clark Kent (because none of them have even heard of Clark Kent) but Clark’s two best friends? Who are around him all the time, and who are both investigative reporters? And…

This may be a bit of a hot take, but the craft beer industry has only themselves to blame.

Partly because in 2000's, it seemed like the only beer the microbreweries would make were IPAs.

No mention of the employees looking to buy it, though? They seem to think they can make it work:

The 2000s is when all the bars actually added craft beer on top of the usual macrobrew bs though...? Like, in the year 2000 hardly anyone had heard of an IPA and by 2010 everyone knew whether or not they liked an IPA.