Any of the Fistful of Dollars trilogy, particularly The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

You should try reading the article in full before commenting, it’s quite helpful. 

They are different. They aren’t the same genus. Maitake is Hen-of-the-woods, Grifola frondosa. Chicken-of-the-Woods is Laetiporus Sulphureus.

Eat Fresh? 

Mrs. Funkhouser and I sometimes read the Bob Evans logo as Bobe Vans. Now that you’ve pointed out PoeYes, it’s all I see!

Thanks to their leader, Herb, G/O Media has widely deployed the slideshow, a spectacular method of making posts suck.

I’m linking the Townsends video here about mushroom ketchup because it seems CRIMINAL that it wasn’t mentioned in the article. I think the recipe is slightly different (it’s a direct 18th century recipe, so way different spices) but the video is such a good explanation of the history of mushroom ketchup, and as always…

I disagree, but ok. That’s your personal definition.

run properly

I’ll probably hunker down and watch it tonight. Love her content, but man can it get dense and depressing.

I literally JUST finished watching her video.

Yep.

a semi-popular youtuber made a video essay on the world of shipping/anti fanculture and had to preemptively delete her twitter account because she knew she would receive abuse for it.

I miss Deadspin

It’s just us editors and writers so it’s hard with a small staff, but we’re always looking out for anything that’s inappropriate!

Waiting for the moderators to ban and cull the insane sexism in these comments.

The only thing that needs to be burned down is toxic gamer culture. 

Such disrespect towards a former gang member turned military veteran, eventually achieving the status of 5 time world champion before ascending to royalty.

Even saying the movie was “suggested by” Asimov’s book is stretching it, but I, Robot is a pretty fun sci-fi blockbuster that’s actually reasonably intelligent. It’s no overlooked classic, but it’s a fine way to spend a couple of hours.

M4 Part II is fine, go to Dragon Age: Origins for a really crazy end credits song. It’s by Jared Leto. It’s so incongruous compared to the extremely Lord of the Rings-ish piece that follows.