So do you think it’s worth skipping Divinity Original Sin 1 and going straight to 2? I’ve played a fair amount of the first one but I got to a point where I just had no ideas what to do next and my interest rapidly declined from there. But I really want to play 2 after all the talk about it.

Three years in a row I had pet issues on my birthday. The first year this happened, one of my old cats died of kidney disease. We knew it was coming, just didn’t expect it on my birthday.

I know it’s not really a sports movie per se but I also know there are scenes were people are playing basketball and that’s the part that’ll require a little extra effort to get past. But I’ll do it if I get the chance to see it!

Yep. My wife and I actually did meet online first and we were both very open and honest when we started talking about meeting in person that things might not be the same in that case. Fortunately for us that wasn’t actually a problem but we’d both experienced it enough in the past to be aware of the possibility.

I’ve never seen this because I really dislike all kinds of sports movies. But man, what a cast. I want to see it now just for that.

Hey, when I was 21 without the beard I looked like I was 12. I definitely had to grow the beard to get taken seriously.

This is pretty bad news for me. Particularly since my wife doesn’t like the moustache without the beard look.

To be fair, I don’t like broccoli or cauliflower either. But I also think McDonald’s is terrible and I support journalists so there’s that.

They should do Back to the Future, Ferris Bueller, The Goonies, and Terminator.

I’m inclined to agree. The only ones I know who kick their seats all the way back on the plane are assholes. Talk about making a bad situation worse with little return.
I understand the impulse to behave like a child when someone does that to you. I’ve certainly felt the desire to respond. But that’s a dick move too.…

Yeah, when I first saw this article I thought they’d accidentally used the wrong photo.

As successful as Star Wars was, I still don’t think Star Wars would be the cultural phenomenon it became if it hadn’t been for Empire. Empire just raised the bar on everything and so effectively moved the story ahead. And remarkably, every Star Wars movie since has been a disappointment. But we all keep going because…

See, and my goal this year was to play more video games and now I’m realizing I’m neglecting my body way too much. I think you’ve got the better end of that bargain.

Was there really any chance at all that a movie Sonic the Hedgehog would or even could ever be any good? That seems like a foregone conclusion in pretty much every scenario. 

This is a pretty disappointing review. I personally was excited about the idea of twisting Fantasy Island (born in the 70's, I remember it) into a bona fide horror flick. This doesn’t sound nearly as imaginative as I’d been hoping.

I actually stopped going to Subway entirely when they got rid of the $5 footlong promotion. I can’t say this app thing is going to bring me back.

I’ve noticed this too. Not only are smaller bookshops coming back, they’re thriving. It’s encouraging though I’m not ready to get my hopes up too much. 

While we’re on the subject, does it block pictures of the manchild in the White House or any of his large crowd of repugnant sycophants?

I used to go into the Barnes & Noble that was the new Fox Books location all the time. It went out of business a few years ago, which kinda bums me out.

Chappelle’s role was pretty small but I really liked it. Like another commenter said, he seemed like just a regular guy which was strangely endearing.