well tell tale is mostly known for their lego licenses.  I initially got into the older ones (star wars, indiana jones) because my gf enjoys the treasure hunting aspects of their lego games. I really started enjoying the most recent ones when they started adding more features.  i recommend lego lord of the rings and…

no wonder he's is such a big fan of walking dead!  so this is the fella what keeps having the show runners fired…

i know me too! I didn't know he looks like every guy i have seen in a comic shop.

paragraph breaks notwithstanding, great comment.  I have a question about something you wrote -

right? i mean that is some true friendship, like seymour on futurama level of devotion.  fucking heart breaking. 

yup.  they would have slowed down a bit by now but i think they'd have at least 15 albums

Mike Watt is a true fucking legend.  But he also taught me the importance of wiping properly…

to quote the sandlot:
 Heroes get remembered but legends never die

I blame obama

hey dont be such a gloomy can of soup, what are you? beef broccoli?  didnt think so, you are badass tomato soup, brother-in-arms with the mighty grilled cheese!

finished aliens colonial marines, which had its moments, but was pretty wack overall.  it was cool to walk around the space jockey's ship.

daang, both eddie coyle and Universal Soldier are on my watch-soon list! spooky
are you a mitchum fan or just wanted to see it for other reasons?  I never knew (but always wondered) mitchum was the badass narrator for Tombstone.  So im getting eddie coyle and night of the hunter to continue my curiosity.

yes! another great white man idea, but from the world of tomorrow:

i want to see electrified area traps like in black ops zombies.  and come on, I want to start seeing Michonne using semtex grenades. 

This gem - a personal favorite of mine, was written by the great American poet Jacoby Dakota Shaddix. Its words *cut deep*

fucking awesome.  thanks for posting.

good on you for posting, best poem I have ever read. 

I am familiar with the works of Pablo Neruda

destroys me every time i read it.  I don't care what critics say about Bukowski, this single poem…it needed to be written.  it needs to be heard.

just write them, you pussy!