I recently sold my 360 and now have a space ready for the Xbox One. I’m just waiting for the black friday deals.

I would be so pissed! Every one of those people pre-ordered almost five full months ago! In that whole time, GameStop never figured out they oversold? Not until after the release date!?

Remember when we were all still rooting for Lindsay? Yeah, I'm glad that's over.

No one ever asks me out

Honestly, listening to Marc Maron and the Nerdist podcasts, where the interviews are an hour long, has given me a lot of respect for the fact that being a working actor is seriously an unpleasant job sometimes. Like, press tours are shitshows of sitting in hotel rooms for 12 hours straight, answering the same five…

“No one ever asks me out,” she says when Van Meter visits her in Atlanta. “I am lonely every Saturday night.

Seriously , just make the hair dark and you have:

But... It’s... Not... The... Game...

I don’t know what it is about the Internet, but it’s made every single person think they’re a logician and rhetorician at the level of Cicero. I can’t tell you how tiresome it is that people think pointing out one logical fallacy is enough to invalidate a person’s entire argument and/or life. Trying to debate…

Here’s my Harley :)

Old games are saving me from insanity right now.

Ugh. I mean, I get where they’re coming from, with the nigh ubiquity and overhead savings of digital, but it’s still aggravating.

What bugs me as well is that I got a physical copy of the game on release day because my internet connection maxes out at ~100KB/s, only to find that the physical copy only has 5 GB out of the 24 necessary to install it. Now I’m stuck waiting for the rest of the game to download, since Bethesda didn’t feel like…

Camus is a pretty tough author to start him off with IMO.

Start with The Stranger, Odell.

Yep, it sucks! Especially if they have planned to take day off for that day.

Did the makeup artist flat-out reject his advances or did she give him a sign that he could go all the way?

Hey, some of us are still livin’ that flip phone life.