It might be an aside, but assuming you’re referring to the NPR interview with Rachael Martin, this is exactly how Trump got elected: a captured media wants to be buddy-buddy with the powerful and decides that access is more important than journalism.

Actually it isn’t what the majority of Americans want. But, since we have a completely ass backwards system of electing a President that makes some votes worth more than others........well here were are.

“The Whispered World, begins with a World War II bombing raid that sends 16 year old Noah and his little sister into the magical world that exists between life and death.”

‘Grave of the Fireflies’ the game?

Yeah I don’t think that last line is enough. The headline – and essentially the whole post – is pretty much stirring shit like, “smile pretty, honey.”

Um, maybe she was distracted because she lost her father on Friday?

Can finally join the “next-gen” leap this holiday! Woo!

It was weird; everyone I knew seemed to love it and then one of them got it for me. Then I couldn't stomach it anymore. Turns out, the person who got it for me found it super boring, too >.<

I have a recommendation of a book people should avoid: Ready Player One.

I loved how movie frames were referenced for drawings all the time back in the 80s, and no one seemed to notice much at the time.

He writes about “famous” people without using their names because we should “know who they are” which is a pretty funny mockery of the way gossip rags write about stories that no one gives a shit about...it’s all very meta

I’m aware of Dirty Laundry and it’s very, very good. But, it’s not a major motion picture. Avengers Confidential doesn’t really count either but we’ve all got it cleared up. Nothing to see here.

I think a huge problem introducing the Punisher in the current day is that he is a character very much born of a certain era, as pointed out in the post itself. With a (hopefully) ever-increasing public sense of police brutality and intristic difficulties of criminal justice, a character whose central theme is that…

Life is Strange is by the same studio, and uses a similar mechanic - though you’re rewinding time rather than memories, and there are various consequences depending on how you use it. It was a nice break from the grim/gritty/realistic lineup, bright and stylized enough to be a breath of fresh air. Definitely my game…

Which game? Remember Me all I can reccommend is that you end your combos with a healing strike.

Not to be confused with Degas-ing

It would have really been disgusting if the latrine had been teleported to the mess. “What a mess!” “What is this, the poop deck?”

Agreed! I like the sad sky. But after a while it becomes almost fatiguing. It’s too much sad. Ha ha! That being said, I LOVED playing through that game. I like the look of 4 as well. Can’t wait to get my hands on it!

Fallout 3 still looks good imo.

Gotta be honest I loved Remember Me It was very different I wish i could have explored more.

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