I know I should resist the impulse to assume dark things about people when they shirt on shows I like, but I have to wonder if “Tysons” is code for something in their username.

It wouldn’t even make sense without the dot in the “i.” The Philistines are at our doorstep.

I feel like we’ve made too many jokes about frat boys calling each other “swole” once it starts to be used in headlines, ironically or otherwise.

It was Drop Dead Gorgeous for me. It was a weird one that lampooned beauty pageants but didn’t exactly feel pro-women, either.

For people who work Monday through Friday, I think it’s the only four-day weekend all year because of the fact that it’s on Thursday. This is actually the first year I’ve worked somewhere where I had the whole thing off, though, so I’m not totally sure about that.

I’ve played a lot of Skyrim and only once met Parthurnax and never completed the main story. I was somewhere in Mexico when I stopped playing the original RDR, and that was after way more than 18 hours enjoyably immersed in the setting. Give me a world and an array of options to interact with it, and I’ll tell my own…

I’m having the opposite experience. I’m still in chapter two, but I’m really enjoying being the group’s provider and hunting and making questionable decisions to help the gang survive and thrive. I do have the aim assist set as strongly as possible despite being okay at shooting in an FPS because it’s just way too…

I agree that those are all excellent rules to follow, but the first example shows why it’s complicated. Verbally communicating consent is often considered to not be erotic, nor is overtly seeking it. Arguing against the complexity seems wrongheaded to me. I think it’s the reason sex has been maligned for millennia. …

Yeah, you can tell they were wanting to do that PIT maneuver pretty bad. It looks like they ended up attempting it even though she’d stopped.

I love the fact that you can rename and stable your horses. I have two mares bonded to level four so far, and I stuck with the theme of ancient Celtic names after the horse Arthur tells Hosea about at the beginning of the early bear hunting mission. I’m still in Chapter 2 because I’ve just been hunting for both treasur…

People born in the mid-80s likely read the first book in middle school.  I’d argue that most Harry Potter fans are adults at this point.

A Stan-in stand in, if you will.

And I responded to myself.  Yeah, I agree that it’s broad in terms of appeal for what it is, but the range of content is relatively narrow.

No doubt, but it doesn’t provide enough variety to be a threat to Netflix as described.

Yeah, the opening of the article  seems like hyperbole bordering on absurdity.  People with kids or who like Marvel and Star Wars will get it to supplement Netflix or Amazon Prime, at best.

We owe him the benefit of the doubt and he should enjoy his life, yes, but it’s just been so long. I mean, I know book readers tend toward the annoying on this matter, but I first read A Game of Thrones through A Storm of Swords as a teenager shortly after the publication of the latter. I’m now more than twice as old…

It’s what exasperated teachers say, and all teachers are exasperated. I think it does help people who need to be understood and don’t care about perfect composition, though.

Don’t keep looking a dead horse in the mouth.

That’s Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale, thank you very much.

I don’t mean it’s not real in that Bethesda doesn’t have the right to make it. I already thought Fallout 4 went too far down the route of mindless violence, and allowing a bunch of people with stupid usernames to launch nukes at each other in a world empty of story isn’t at all interesting to me.