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Went on a bit of a binge last weekend with the PS4 Flash Sale. Picked up Enter The Gungeon and Hyper Light Drifter (they weren't on sale, but I wanted them), Rise of The Tomb Raider, Bastion (already played on Xbox 360, but worth 5 bucks to have another go), and Risk (might be fun for a game night). Throw in

Slim Cessna's Auto Club- Children Of The Lord
Rocket From The Crypt- Born In '69
New Order- Crystal
The Dead Milkmen- Punk Rock Girl
Led Zeppelin- Achilles Last Stand
David Bowie- Queen Bitch
The Smiths- What Difference Does It Make
The Sword- The Veil of Isis
Elvis Costello- (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
Fugazi-

Oh, there's absolutely a positive mental impact to be gained from exercise. If I didn't have my heavy bag to beat up whenever I wanted to I'd probably just find someone really soft to start a fight with (I'm joking… or am I?), which is almost certainly not the best way to blow off some steam.

I saw a video the other day of him playing peek-a-boo with his nephew while Trump the elder was signing his first executive order. It is the only remotely human thing I've seen anyone with the last name "Trump" do so far.

My roommate and I are going to make Cinemas Sundays a regular thing every week. Basically, I come up with a theme (sometimes straightforward, sometimes a bit esoteric) and we watch a double feature on Sunday night. I went ahead and created an open Facebook group for it so that some of my friends (whether they live

I don't know about the rest of the fanbase, but I thought the show only got interesting once Jai Courtney's character got killed

I'd buy that for a dollar! …Wait, wrong robot.

Tavarminator!

Way more excited for John Wick 2 than anything Terminator related.

That's pretty much the only thing I remember from that show. I hear it was actually really good, but I'm okay with my memory as is.

"Can we pay him off?"
"I'm afraid not, sir. Action is his reward."

My roommate and I still joke about the "rat gates". By the end of the game you're literally fighting dragons, but for some reason a fat dude with a big gun is still an issue.

I remember the moment I decided that I hated that game. The fucking Minotaur in the garden. The one you have to sneak around and if he catches you, he'll kill you in one hit. What happens when you finally make it through? You have to fight him and he's a total chump. Why couldn't I just fight him in the first place?

Yeah, Cinemax action shows in general have a tendency to beat the hell out of their actors. Antony Starr actually had to request fewer action scenes in the last season of Banshee because he physically couldn't handle it anymore.

Wow! Really!?!?! That's… news!

It's been my experience that if you show up to a range and are interested in learning how to handle and respect a firearm the people there are pretty chill. I've been plenty of times and gotten into a political discussion exactly 0 times. I live in a relatively progressive area, though, so take that with a grain of

More Overwatch for me, it looks like. Not that I'm complaining. I'm finally starting to branch out a bit more with charcaters I'd been wary of (conclusion: Zenyatta? Pretty great).

I just ate an entire bag of Swedish Fish. One of those big, 14 oz. bastards. I don't regret it.

There is an awful lot to like about that movie, but I'll always remember how a friend of mine described it: "Knife fights are pretty intense on film already, but a naked knife fight? Edge of my seat."

I mean, I actually kind of dug the first game's plot. It got a little wacky at the end, but it IS a Castlevania game. There was a game in between (Mirror of Fate. For 3DS but eventually porter to Xbox Arcade where I played it) that established that Gabriel had a son he didn't know about (Simon, of course) who went to