When are they gonna make a damn sequel to Blood Dragon, damnit!?

It’s like us lapsed Catholics getting ready to nail the “and also with you” only to hear everyone else say “and with your spirit” or whatever. You’ve picked the easiest part to demonstrate your in-groupness, but totally faceplant the landing.

No joke, my parents’ pastor claims this happened to him at a midwestern state school. He told the story during a sermon that I begrudgingly attended with them. (Even at 30, sometimes it is easier for me to just give in to their wishes.) I was thinking “This guy is FULL of bullshit” but everyone else around me bought…

One of the commenters below reminded me of my top 10 Christian films, in no particular order:

I saw I Can Only Imagine and I dreaded watching it because I was drug to it. And while I never thought it was going to win any awards, it did one thing well, make you cry. I’m all for crying, but I was supposed to be on a date and I didn’t care to ball my eyes out for two hours. That was a mistake because holding…

Omg, is that really the plot of that movie? In 8 years of higher education, I had one professor who was an outspoken atheist, and he went on forced sabbatical after pissing too many people off (he was also an asshole, but not because of the atheism). What a bunch of BS.

I can only imagine.

How about a Shyamalon twist where a person goes around and tells all the Evangelical Christians to simply be good people, accept others for who they are, and not use their religion as a bludgeon to get what they want when what they want is antithetical to the teachings of their religion. The twist is that they kill…

I loved Danny Boyle’s Sunshine. Even the third act. But probably could have named the ships something different than Icarus and Icarus 2.

I get those complaints. It wasn’t perfect, but it really grew on me. To be fair at end game I pretty much just stealth poisoned everyone to clear out a camp. It was so easy to do. But it was also the first AC game where I actually felt like an assassin.

John Goodman doesn’t need this check. That might be among the most disappointing things to me, is that Goodman — an excellent actor with a respected body of work, including the original version of this sitcom — is okay with being a part of this.

Re: #1 - It helps if you have some good pie to lure him into sticking around

I still think he may be working on a way to transfer consciousness from human to host, and that will be William’s reward if he succeeds. How you ask? Well those drone hosts looked pretty advanced; robots making robots...

I can’t imagine the opposite, when games don’t get well received..making a game is hard and getting thrashed by reviews after working on it for years would really suck the life out of you. Mass Effect Andromeda was a good game but the media slaughtered it on a daily basis and I feel sorry for developers who face that…

The song was the theme of the outdoor relief protests in Belfast in 1932. These were a unique example of Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland protesting together, and the song was used because it was one of the few non-sectarian songs that both communities knew. The song lent its title to a book about the…

This is actually a little known fact, but the hook “I can’t get no,” was actually ripped off of a 1920's Chicagoland blues singer in the middle of the bananarama.

Some sources have tried to connect the writing of “Yes! We Have No Bananas” to the Panama Disease blight that ended large scale cultivation of the Gros Michel banana. The worst of the blight wouldn’t occur until 1950, though outbreaks happened throughout the first half of the 20th century, so it’s possible there was a…

Mostly, we had no.

The banana trees were blighted with a fungus called Dizzy Fingers.

We had none.