I did Pulp’s Common People like William Shatner and the bar went nuts.

via BraveStarr and Cowboy Bebop, of course.

You can’t spell Mandalorian without Mal.

Nice to see Fox is relaunching Firefly after all.

Duluth, Minnesota.

To the scientists’ surprise, there was enough DNA material left in the inner cavity of the tooth to extract and compare against a genetic database of sharks.

You see a rational naturalist espousing logical view of the natural order of the world, however it is merely cover for something else; a man making excuses and handwaving off a potentially life threatening situation in order to keep doing whatever crazy stunts got him in trouble in the first place. Ladies and…

“I certainly don’t have a hatred of sharks or any feeling of vindictiveness toward them. They’re part of our natural world.”

Ooh! I get to show off my pic of a [suspected] blacktip from last year:

You know what wasn't a good mission? The fucking zombie horde in the graveyard.

That was a good mission. I also remember feeling sad for the flesh eating vampire in the hospital. 

This makes the game more interesting to me than anything else I’ve read so far.

In the original game, vampire hunters would start coming after you and if you got a set amount (5 violations I think) you straight up get a “you’re too dangerous to live” bad ending.

It’d be cool if they had something similar but made it a little less binary, have conversations change and such based on just how much…

“I had already more or less established myself as more of a talker than a fighter, and I was proud of having navigated this conversation with an angry drug dealer without it rising to violence. I had even been able to convince him I was there to see his boss with an offer on pharmaceuticals. They were going to let me…

My biggest question about this, as someone who counts the original Bloodlines as one of his top 5 favorite games of all time, is: will any of the quests be as awesome as that haunted house quest from the first one? Cause that shit was dope.

I have to remind myself that he’s the voice for Rocket every time.

More like Pocket Raccoon.

minus Yondu

They need to demonstrate how Bradley Cooper’s human consciousness is trans-substantiated into Rocket’s body, thereby completing the trilogy of Being John Malkovich and Get Out.