I was bummed IV hadn’t reviewed the film, but this more than makes up for it - thanks!

I’d also recommend the Whitney Plantation Museum outside of New Orleans. Visiting it and another plantation the same day really illustrated a cultural shift that’s occurring around viewing the plantation life as romantic and glamorous to horrific and tragic.

Ha, I thought it was Four-Oh-Body

I wondered why I hated the first movie so much. It was probably the right wing stuff my liberal brain didn’t pick up on.

May you achieve the unexplainable level of success Doug DeMuro has found over on youtube.

Boardgamegeek needs to stop trying so hard, do away with their rankings, and replace it with a link to this list.

Real bummer re Downrange. I had high hopes (not sarcasm) for Kitamura after Midnight Meat Train.

Reverse psychology and a ploy by Netflix to finally kill the movie theater industry.

Got mine for 12,500 with less than 20k miles on it two years ago. <3

This will definitely accomplish me wondering where the dishtowel is in addition to that one spatula.

They don’t, but when the concept is this wacky (and not competitive from a racing standpoint) the judges look the other way.

Hmm, three guys I’d never heard of to two guys I’d never heard of. This logic seems flawed somehow...

Thanks for the review - I’ve been looking for one since the campaign was released. I was really hoping it contained more of the 2v2 / 3v3 battles throughout.

I love Mr. Regular, but I hope youtube reviewer’s faux (or at least intentionally leaving in) stumbling over words in their videos as a means of conveying excitement or sincerity is coming to an end soon. It’s really annoying and has to be a meme at this point.

Thanks for this! You and Noah Caldwell-Gervais over on youtube are bringing videogame criticism and analysis to the next level!

Our solution for the minced garlic issue is using a garlic press. Don’t give me shit about the taste or chemical makeup or whatever other bullshit reason it isn’t the same as mincing. My kitchen isn’t Michelin star rated and mincing blows.

His steroid guy moved out of delivery range.

Amen. I stopped watching Top Gear a long time ago because it didn’t really teach me anything new. Wheeler Dealers was a breath of fresh air. This and other shows like it (Face Off) that focused on talent and process over drama proved that “reality TV” didn’t have to be a dirty word.

I think bread knives should actually be classified as bread saws and excluded from the list altogether.

That’s gorgeous - for a show car. The white seats are a deal killer until I fill the garage butler position on my staff.