I was thinking pretty much the same thing—that it wasn’t a good use of the term—but he is trying to point out that it is a somewhat cheapened use of intertextuality for what is basically fan service, what he calls “weaponized intertextuality.” I think a more interesting use of intertextuality can be found in a movie…

Strong number two. Nice.

Strong number two. Nice.

In your inventory, you have SO MANY weapons and pieces of armor. What’s up with that?

I think I still have that! Like I needed another reason to get this.

It’s used correctly here, as Ejoty describes.

“Seriously, I took a full seminar of FLW in college and have seen almost all the homes (even before he was a name)“

It says right in the video that the house was recently assessed at $480,000. I happen to live (rent) a few blocks from this house. That assessment is pre-Frank Lloyd Wright discovery. Houses in this neighborhood Of Madison are quite high.

Yeah, he said right in the article he was playing on a PS4. I am imagine he can still give you the specs on his PC just for curiosity’s sake.

This seems like it was really well-handled by concerned members of the community, the sponsors of the event, site security, and the police. This is how it’s supposed to work!

"If you agree with her worldview, you're likely with her on many or all of these eight things. If not, well, you're unlikely to see much here you can back."

Jia: This is a damn fine piece of writing, both in content and quality. Makes me proud to be a UVa alum. I have been thinking a lot about sexual assault on campus (I was in a frat and I am on the U Wisconsin System Task Force), and this is one of the most thoughtful takes I have read. Thank you!

Yeah. I have Blizzaks on my Prius. Makes a death mobile into a solid winter vehicle.

That's true, but if you don't have proper winter tires then you should plan to stay off the road in really bad conditions. There is really no substitute for winter tires.

I second using AVSForum guides. A lot of experienced people there. The video calibration I used for my Philips 42 was a vast improvement over how it came.

This descent is one of those "you had to be there" moments. It looks cool to watch, but it's a heck of a lot more fun to play. Get to the bottom, hit a switch, and watch as the gigantic flood gates open. Actually, it's best not to watch—the doors are on a fifteen minute timer. Use your best wallruns and leaps to get…

What pipe? What are we psychic?

"I'd never heard of it, but it had a picture of a robot holding a cat, so I installed it."

Yeah, okay.

Great Job!

Great Job!

I agree. I am a big fan of "just good enough." I usually find that in the high-value, mid-range for audio stuff.