I’m surprised you didn’t mention diastatic malt powder.

Introducing kids to that game is a passion for me.

Probably should have used a Great Dane instead of a German Shepard. Great Dane’s are phenomenal at solving mysteries in haunted locations involving lots of food and snacks.

Give me TMNT options and Shredder or Splinter, Earth Worm Jim (and Psycrow), skippy and dengar from StarFox, King Boo, Birdo, Toe Jam and Earl, Knuckles, Tails, a Battletoad or two.

Love this article. I feel like my 3.5 year old is just getting over the public bathroom terror. I was putting my hand over the sensor and hated it, but post-its sound great.

I need The Weeknd’s new album.

No Necromancer, no deal.

The Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area has an outrageously successful amateur soccer scene. 2 Leagues main leagues, each of which has pro/rel. One of the leagues is 4 divisions of 8 teams each playing twice a week. The other has 6 divisions, each with 2 conferences and 8 teams each playing once a week. Add the ethnic…

Agreed. I wish there were many more of these.

Thanks for this review. I was a huge fan of Fallout. Fallout 2 was probably my first 100% obsession sort of game. I then went back, found a copy of Fallout to spend too much time on, and then after such a huge wait 3 was... fine, but not the same. New Vegas did it for me, I loved every minute of it. But I never…

I think you meant, NECROMANCER.

I’m really glad toxic masculinity is finding it’s way... in a game about Nintendo characters cartoonishly fighting...

Hello!

King Under the Moutain released its Alpha 2 a couple weeks ago, so I’m back on that for the weekend. New metal supply chain mechanics and whole slew of smaller stuff. The game has an incredible potential.

On it, I purchased Les Halles a couple weeks ago with this intention. I guess I’m starting with French Onion Soup.

That movie is a treasure! Where else can you get Christian Bale and Gerard Butler acting out scenes from Star Wars, Matthew Mcconaughey jumping off a tower with an ax at a dragon, AND Natalya from GoldenEye piloting a helicopter that hunts the dragons by throwing suicidal skydivers with nets at them?

I’d love one of these histories for novels or short stories.

I’m about 2/3 of the way through Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James. It’s a difficult read for the first 1/3 until you get used to the language and narration style. But once it clicks, its a really great story. Really immersive world that is helped by the difference in language and storytelling style.

I read Lovecraft County and deeply enjoyed it. I definitely wish the initial summary on the back was the whole book though. I liked that first story or two the best. It’s pretty cool that HBO is adapting it.

Can we get a “Make a Wish” sorta thing for this guy, like when Marvel lets dying people see whatever new Avengers movie is happening?