"And then later in the day I would drive her child and the babysitter to the set to visit her"

Can't be. If you click to go to the article, the first sentence mentions "working on her films." Has to be an actor.

Kotaku does update and alter its reviews in the light of new improvements, to be fair. But from what's being said here, I don't think Kotaku would particularly want its big green YES or big red NO next to Amazon products either. It doesn't tell enough of the story to see that alone.

Maybe, I wouldn't know. Only elderly people, house DJs, and a crossover of the two go to Miami from my country.

Starred for "breaux"!

I haven't played it since the first year or two when it came out, but I still remember how incredible it was in its day. Did you play it in 2004, or later?

Oh okay. I'm about 3500 miles from bro territory so, even though I've been over there a lot over the years, some of the specifics of the bro thing are lost on me!

Judging by the descriptions and brospirations: Is every regional bro a white bro?

Please stop using that quote out of context. It's incredibly irritating.

Well...

You could have laughed off the first comment, since there was nothing behind it but a little gentle teasing. Instead you've chosen to display how astonishingly badly adjusted you are, which is more than I could have hoped for if I'd been trying to attack you. I've never seen someone troll themselves before. Amazing.

Well, real life is a lot cleaner than CGI gives it credit for, a lot of the time. CGI adds clouds of grit, dusty textures, and focus errors, and it often succeeds in being 100% convincing at doing that. But isn't that another kind of hiding? Trucks and cars are generally not dirty. Environments are pretty clean in…

Oh, so you're still a child. My mistake.

That's two unhappy childhood analogies from you in the same article's comments.

Of all the times *not* to embed the accompanying video, though. Everybody should follow the link and watch the video. You're missing out on a porcupine being fed milk by a man using his daughter's doll's toy bottle.

Arrr, I got nothin' against ye, Squiddie. I just heard there was gold in yer belly.

I can't help thinking you're rather too focussed on the dangers of 2ft rats, when you really ought to be more concerned about 2mm rats. Tiny 2mm rats, swarming in their millions, flooding into your nostrils and mouths while you sleep. Motes of rodent life, reducing to perfect bleached skeletons in your stomach acids…

The one and only use for this is a particularly evil prank.

But is she right?

Shelter was a bit ridiculous, tbh. I wanted to love it, but it kept ruining itself by portraying the European badger as some kind of apex land predator that hunts, kills, and eats foxes, which is absoutely absurd. It also needed to be a touch prettier to really deliver on its art style.