Yeah, I'd imagine having the right crowd makes a huge difference. But even when playing with my best friends I didn't find the arguing fun. It's probably a good thing I didn't go to law school.

I've played a couple of these bluffing games over the years, and I rarely come back for a second outing. Maybe I'm just a bad liar, but I never found them all that engaging. They feel essentially the same from one iteration to another, all boiling down to amateur lie-detecting. Of the ones I've played, I found…

Just like every week! Hah-chachachacha!

Unfortunately, gaming time remains few and far between for me. Between work, looking for better work, and trying to figure out my housing situation for the next year, I barely have time to come here to talk about video games. (The elevation of il Douchey didn't help matters.) I got to play World of Warcraft for a bit…

Hey, that's why we're a Gamelolgical Society, and not a Gameological… I don't know… Hobbesian warscape?

I just renamed my old Disqus handle (the one I used for Gameological 1.0!) to match my AVC account. Bwahaha! And no one will ever kn—shit.

I'm pretty sure "Uranium Fever" is meant metaphorically in the song itself, but I do like your darker interpretation.

My personal favorites from 4 were "It's the End of the World" and "Crawl Out Through the Fallout." Butcher Pete can go fuck himself, though.

Excuse me, sir, how much Brien do you have on this space station?

I prefer to eat my feelings, but to each their own.

Excellent. This has been my family's go-to Thanksgiving Day entertainment for the past couple of years. It's perfect for wandering in and out to check on the food while we wait for our relatives to arrive.

I wound up in a scenario like that while playing on Random, and it was actually kind of spooky getting regular updates on the progress of a mysterious other civilization that was never named or defined because neither of us was seaworthy for so long. I spead all over my big island, set sail for adventure, and what do…

I just want DC to bring back letters pages. I know, it's a wonky thing, but getting to the end of an issue and seeing the same house ad on the last page each time is oddly disheartening. Historically letters pages are one of the best ways for publishers to really engage with their readers, to make it seem like a…

Me too. I thought we were talking about a Transporter movie this whole time.

I'm still angry and baffled by that movie's mangling of Doctor Doom. You've got one of the most charismatic, cool-looking bad guys in the Marvel Universe, and you make him…a smirking Norman Osborn clone with a slightly less ridiculous mask. That is an unforgivable crime against fun.

I haven't even finished my stack, due to Other Things That Need Doing, but here's my progress:

Well, it's not like you were necessarily wrong…

The weird thing is that he's never heard of the show or the Kickstarter campaign. He just keeps saying that.

Because the number one rule in the entertainment business is that you never, EVER, put your own money into a project.

I'm really glad they've finally got Archer and Lana doin' actual spy stuff again, competently, and not just dicking around (edit: phrasing!) and getting sidetracked as they usually do. I realize that's the point, but for a while there you had to wonder why ISIS got any work at all, at the rate they tend to fuck…