If I may ask: In the past I had (he’s since moved away) a very violent neighbour who loved to threaten and initiate physical violence. In each of those occasions my strength (and speed) simply left me; whereas in practice my strength is just fine. My punches or kicks had absolutely no power in them when it came to a…

Oh, right. Yeah that’s a long, long list :( . For some reason I just thought you meant a specific one.

It seems like you’re referencing a specific movie that’s already come out, but I literally just made a comment like yours on that article about that Assassin’s Creed movie coming out. I’d laugh, but, you know, :C

Now that a few articles have come out looking at behind the scenes stuff, I’m cautiously optimistic. A few things though: blade cam. Apparently the director attached cameras to the blade so we could see from its point of view. This, along with some other cinematographic comments give me pause on that front.

Wow he’s so brave to get a face tattoo. I know some Maori guys who have tattoos covering their entire face, so I know from them that it can hurt like hell.

Thank you for this gif!

I don’t drive, but every five years or so my dad has to buy a new car - I sy new, but it’s usually a ten year old car that he got for around £2-300 because he can’t afford anything more. Except he usually pays more than that in car repairs every few months because, you know, it’s old. And because he keeps paying for…

Apropos of nothing: I suck at reading and spent most of this article who Amy Win is and why she’s good.

Okay so I missed all the Depp/Heard hubbub when it first rolled round, but after reading this, reading the comments, did a bit of googling, I just have one question: what the fuck did I just watch?

I’ve nothing of interest to add, merely: wow. And thank you.

ABSOLUTELY Peppa Pig. I won’t go into it, but I have a long rant about how it sets up unreasonable expectations for adult responses to various things. Want to wear muddy boots in the house? No problem! Daddy will wear muddy boots too! He totally won’t tell you off (at best) or yell at you (at worst).

Evie. But the thing is, entirely because of the marketing, I was ready to dislike Jacob. But I actually really like him. He’s funny, snarky, kind and entirely supportive of his sister. I genuinely like him as a character. But even with all that, Evie is superior and more in line with how I play.

Regardless of your console preference, I think there’s one thing we can all agree on:

Hell and damnation to console exclusives.

Great review! Though I wanted to expand on the mods: unlike most games, the inclusion of peripheral toys definitely enhance the experience.

I don’t know why I read these articles. Bad customer service just sends my blood pressure through the roof.

When’s the next article out?

I never really got the hang of that ‘don’t kill’ rule. How is it morally acceptable to leave his opponents alive, yet dealing with probably life-altering and life-long injuries?