There have been so many sweet highlights this season featuring the Dodgers.

The grips know as much.

I work as a film and television editor. I’ve done a couple movies and several television shows.

I’ve been taking the sloooooooooow approach to the last expansion. Like not reading the last chapter of a book, so you know there’s always a little more to come back to.

You really owe it to yourself to play Witcher 3 and its expansions so you can find out.

Yeah, but depending on how you look at it... maybe they’re only one game above .500?

Thank you for saving me from rage-quitting mid-game.

Hrm...

And I guess I’m particular about editing since it’s my one trade.

As soon as I hit “post,” I realized I was taking part in the awful internet tactic of “this is terrible but I won’t say why, so there’s no way to argue with me.”

It’s funny. The wink and nod references didn’t really phase me in Solo, but they felt sooooo distracting in Rogue One.

Tim Rogers: Watch him in Warren Beatty’s phenomenal Rules Don’t Apply(2016).

Try it with a caestus. I still can’t parry worth a damn with a regular shield, but the caestus timing just feels right to me.

The guy sitting in front of me was so distracted that he immediately got up and walked out.

The video freeze frame makes it look like full-on fencing response. I’m really glad it wasn’t that.

Pre-set-up a pile of pillows to throw the Switch into.

I played DS1 after playing DS3, and I had to relearn how to parry for one particular boss in the game. There wasn’t enough stamina in the world to tank all the shots, so I had to go in search of someone who would sell me a caestus.

This is great. Here’s what I would add:

Sometimes, they find the first weapon and it’s all you’ve got. Maybe my greatest PUBG achievement was winning a fist vs. almost-empty-shotgun fight. (I’m really bad at that game, so I’ll take whatever wins I can.)

Well, those people aren’t worthy.