Yeah, the “is a hotdog a sandwich” thing has always been about arguing across definitions. Save for committed sandwich monists, nobody really wants to argue that a sausage is a sandwich. However if you present that sausage in the context where “bread is a handle” it clearly is.

This harkens back to a more “innocent” time when EA was the bad guy among video game publishers. Now you look at like Ubisoft and Activision and the stuff people got mad at EA for pales in comparison.

Sure, but the DM is initially skeptical about Erica’s character and when she mentions “Kukri” he doesn’t respond with “what book is that from?” or anything like that.  He doesn’t actually vet her character sheet at all!

I suspect Winona Ryder was not a D&D nerd in the 80s, and thus did not catch that Erica’s rogue using a kukri was an anachronism since there weren’t rules for the weapon in AD&D/2e until Dragon Magazine #189 in January of 1993.

I think the basic assumption of these meal kits is “you don’t cook unless you hold you’re hand” so they won’t give you the whole bottle of hoisin (which lasts in the fridge as long as BBQ sauce or ketchup), we’re going to just get you what you need.

I knew a dog once that ate a cactus I was growing as a houseplant.  Not one of those fuzzy cactuses either, full on spines.  Dogs are weird.

I was under the impression that a cat can have little a salami, but a dog should not because of the sodium content.

I confess, I clicked on this thinking I was going to get an obituary for a cat actor.

I consider Episode 9 to be worse than the Holiday Special.

If Solo being mediocre got three movies cancelled, I wonder what "Episode 9 being the worst movie in the entire franchise including the prequels” got cancelled.

I mean, pork shoulder is still a bargain at $1-$2 a pound. I can smoke an 8 pound one overnight and feed like 18 people if someone else brings buns. I’m sort of uncomfortable not doing everything when I’m hosting people, but that’s probably a me problem.

Given the choice, I'd rather have a loose meat sandwich.  Sloppy Joes are usually sweet to an off-putting degree.

I’m still sort of disappointed that number 5 didn’t give Viktor shit a la “You know, in Russian the -a suffix is just a diminutive, so Vanya is a man’s name- derived from Ivan. After all the most famous Vanya in the world was an uncle” but I get why they didn’t. 

Nobody would really want to do it. If Lunch is $10, you don’t want to spend $10 worth of Crypto on it when that could be worth $20 in an hour. Correspondingly, the business isn’t going to want to take your $10 worth of Crypto when it could be worth $2 in an hour. This is the exact reason Steam stopped taking bitcoin-…

The main difference between this and other previous gaming fads that came and went is that things like motion controls, 3D, custom controllers for just one game, etc. the Web3 stuff actually makes for worse games.  I hope it goes away ASAP.

Just order a Corpse Reviver no. 2.  It’s a classic brunch cocktail you can pass off as manly I guess.

Chris Pratt sucks, but casting him as Mario does make Jack Black’s casting as Bowser genius, since there’s no role Chris Pratt has had that Jack Black wouldn’t have done a better job with.

There should be no stigma for the teddy bear honey. They sell those teddy bear containers for beekeepers to put their minimally processed honey in too. They’re generally not as good as the glass jars, but if you’re going to give honey away (my beekeeping brother has some 60 lbs of frames in his chest freezer at last…

The Boss Fights are definitely the weak point in the game.  They sort of trick you with the first one where once Bebop crashes into the side of the screen he’s stunned long enough for you to get a combo in, but none of the rest of the bosses have clearly signposted “attack me now” patterns.

I liken it to when the big jugs of peanut oil are labeled “cholesterol free” as that’s the only positive thing they can find to say about it healthwise is “peanuts are not animals.”