Yeah, I fail every QTE the first time to see if there's a "fatality" fail-state animation. It's a habit that goes back to RE4.

I find gliding, piloting the remote controlled batarang, and sometimes finding the right ledge or gargoyle to grapple to easier with the mouse.

It's fine. The mouse only controls the camera. Actual driving is done by the the WASD or arrow keys by default. I have a gamepad and steering wheel that I switch out to just for the driving.

A couples of scenes in the trailer are from scripted scenes from the game that were rendered in real time on the PS3. Joel falling into the rebar for example.

First off Joel and Ellie encountered David's Group in Colorado, not Wyoming.

Commander Shephard in the Mass Effect series has the same animations for both the male and female versions. Aveline from Assassin's Creed Liberation uses recycled animations for Connor, and so does many of her multiplayer counteparts.

He's offered to return for an audio book or feature adaptation of The Killing Joke or Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth.

As someone who once worked as a teacher's aide, I confess that when I had the task of monitoring tests, I caught but allowed "cheaters" to pass if I found their methodology clever enough. I see it as lateral thinking and problem solving a weakness. Too much of modern education involves rote of skills that will have…

I took it as that Tyrion is lying to himself as a coping mechanism. It's the only way he can live with himself and still look his father in the eye.

You're right, but the fact that Tyrion was angrier at Tysha for his belief that she was a whore and the humiliation he suffered rather than angry at Tywin was very problematic.

Add to this a recent hint that another major character in Game of Thrones will soon be raped in a 'beautiful' scene 'choreographed like a ballet' (as far as I can tell this character isn't raped in the books either

Jaime and Drogo are presented as sympathetic characters and even heroes at times despite some abhorable actions they have committed just like every character on the show. George R.R. Martin has said time and time again that he doesn't believe in good and evil people but good and evil actions and he wanted to present…

Velma from Scooby Doo? And she would've gotten away with it too!

Ms. Pac Man has DSL.

A while back my best friend feared she had a terminal illness, and gave me the power of attorney. (She's okay, it turned out she had stomach parasites and an ulcer)

The wire.

The thing about choosing metal chopsticks is to pick pairs with handles that have been squared away. This will prevent them from slipping during use, and rolling away when set down. Also make sure they have notches on the business end, this will add friction, and make food much easier to pick up like these:

I just learned that many of Godzilla's lines and screentime were written for other Kaiju, but he was such a Diva he demanded in his contract that Toho commit 50% of all features to him.

I'm not doubting you missed that, but shocked that you did. To me it feels like watching the Star Wars movies and saying "VADER NEVER CLAIMED TO BE LUKE'S FATHER." I've known someone to have marathoned those films without knowing much, and somehow missed that, then became really confused in Return.

That was the penultimate chapter of aSOS, and one of the most memorable scenes of the series in the best book of the series. She reveals LF as the main antagonist of the series responsible for starting of the entire main conflict and tearfully shares her tragic backstory right before "Only Cat."