Over Hayashibara? 

I suppose I’m fairly lucky that my marriage survived the pandemic. For the first year, it was me, her, and my dad who had finally moved in after being away for a decade. It was really really rough. We fought a lot, and there was frustration. However, we’ve always worked well together, and we managed to scrape together…

Roger Federer tore his ACL helping his daughter take a bath. 

As much as I want to watch this dipshit get bodied, I’m not going to contribute to Roundhouse’s asswhup recoupment fund just to see it. Hopefully it’ll end up on Youtube or something later.

All the characters change though. It was one of the few times an FF had dynamic characters. I'm aware that flat characters does not necessarily make a bad story, but I liked seeing how personally tragedy had come to define each of the characters and help them grow by the end. 

I find it odd comparing XIII to VIII in terms of combat. I always thought of it as either a evolution or devolution of XII. I loved it though, nothing like infinitely juggling a boss to death. 

I never liked SM2 when I saw it in theatres. I didn’t like how Doc Ock didn’t have enough tritium to stabilize his fusion reactor, but got more then made a bigger reaction. I guess I could just say “he went crazy,” but it bugged the hell out of me so much at the time because it just didn’t make sense. 

I’d definitely play him if they called him “Harry McPotterson.” Just sayin’

Did they change things recently? I’m level 38 and I get the odd legendary run, but I’ve had legendaries to the point where I transferred a ton of them to the professor. 

I played State of Survival for a while, and got into a pretty good guild/group/team whatever by chance. It can be pretty fun building characters and designing your settlement. On the flip side, having to spend a lot of money to compete at the high levels (I did, however spend some), combined with a necessitated…

I’m kinda curious about the hate for Clerks II. I wrote him off after Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back the original, but felt Clerks II was a return to form for me. What am I missing? 

I needed a lot more polish for sure. The game would transition from really cool, to feeling unfinished depending on parts of the stage. 

I really really enjoyed Wet. Not sure I’d call it a shooter though. 

I’ve never been suicidal but I’ve definitely wished for death for a fairly long period of my life. That itself is already unbearable and oppressive. I don’t even want to think about how it would be like attempt it. 

I’ve always enjoyed WoW lore, but I certainly didn’t have the time, patience, and desire to raid for hours on end to see story elements I think everyone should be able to experience. Can someone explain what just happened to Sylvannas there? Me confused. 

I only ever played 13, I wanted to get into 13-2, but didn’t have the time. Like everyone says, when it gets going it gets going in both gameplay and story. If you have patience, it’s quite good. 

I'm just shy of 40, and a fighting game enthusiast. Apparently, this means I'm also now a masochist. 

Weird, I thought Kimura already left Johnny's. I guess that was the rest of smap. 

Someone else pointed out and I quote

I was thinking the same thing in addition to "how did Grayson get hired in the first place?"