Yeah Morghim recently re-played it with the goal of 0 kills.

Morghim loves these games. He hates horror, and that aspect is almost non-existent in these games. And I wouldn't say it's much more murder-y than something like Assassin's Creed.

Yeah teal is pretty bad. Even worse is that the colors are most similar to the Rays. Sigh. Even the damn Rays have been to the Series.

Same here. I love the retro Mariners gear. Their current stuff just I dunno, it's not as striking. I've always kind of wondered why they moved away from it. There isn't another team in baseball with those colors.

I can't lose my amazing like-to-comment ratio!

Well looking at present-day photos of the city, there is some grass growing, which is nice.

Well I recently read that there's no record of the Romans actually salting the earth of Carthage, and it was in fact made up during the Middle Ages, so maybe everything we know is just a facade. Sigh.

Ha yeah I was thinking the same.

I'm glad I liked the Onion. So I mostly get Onion headlines now.

What about his character in The Name of the Rose?

God is the Bigger Elvis was both happy and yet creepingly sad and it has stuck with me.

I just saw his name on a list of the "top commenters" here and it made me sad again.

Hey wasn't that the year The Lion King was released? Being 5 at the time, that was my jam.

Let's all go watch McCabe & Mrs. Miller together!

Maybe all of this shit was the trade-off for the Cubs finally winning?

Most of it is also on the PBS Roku app, if you have that device. It may also be on the PBS website.

I feel like that is the piece most glaringly missing from the last 16 years of the show: the earnest and sweet relationships between characters. That's what originally set it apart. Yeah it was a silly cartoon sitcom, but every now and then they'd remind you that this was a family who cared about each other and were…

There is more than one line to that song?

Yeah that was such a mis-step by the show's writers. But damn if that first season isn't still phenomenal.

If Roe v. Wade were overturned, it would set a very scary precedent for all rulings stemming from the 14th Amendment's due process clause. The same clause was used as reasoning for overturning sodomy laws, interracial marriage, gay marriage, and general protections of people having rights to privacy within their own…