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Lord Stoneheart
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Maybe the boobies guy was actually three kids stacked on top of each other in a trenchcoat? Did he mention dating a Hollywood agent?

First letter seems like a tool. Like I kinda agree that Dan is sometimes pretty wordy when it's not necessary but that seemed like a real jackass way of putting things. (Besides, can't he be more concise?)

One of the coolest things about my current run through of Inquisition is I just noticed Cole/Blackwall interactions. I'm not sure how much more I should say because of spoilers but damn, I should have seen that coming.

I missed a discussion save scumming? Damn. I tend to pick one of two extremes at the beginning of a playthrough of a game like Fire Emblem, and then stick with it. And first playthroughs are always super scummy. I make way too many stupid mistakes. (Remembers the time I tried a first playthrough ironman of Fire Emblem

Wait we're allowed to be smug because TV watchers don't know who Lady Stoneheart is! Why didn't I get the memo! I'm so good at doing this smug thing, I just didn't realize I could do it for everything.

This weekend I'll be playing,

I've been told Tinder is a bit different for gay people. Like yesterday, when a friend told me he met his boyfriend on Tinder. Since nobody else in the room has met the boyfriend I asked if his name was Albert. (I got cut off before I could make the "From Canada" joke. And now that I think about it it came off as bit

Yeah, I can see where if she was 17 when the lying started it might be a bit upsetting. (Especially depending on the state).
But that doesn't sound like the case so I'm not sure what's up. (Though I do understand that irrational anxieties can really suck)

22?

Being above petty feelings such as jealously seems like it would be such fun.

I guess I'd say it's the point where they no longer regret their actions enough to even try and make amends or strive to do better. (I'm a pretty judgemental person. But I always thought you need a little bit more than feeling bad about what you did to atone for things. You need to do what you can to make things

He died on the way back to his home planet.

"Have I discovered a new kink?"

Trump kinda reminds me of the villain in the "The Dead Zone"

I'm on Chapter 6 in Birthright right now! Part of me wants to get the Conquest DLC right now so I can get a limited amount of those wonderful Dread Fighter Scrolls. But if I get it now before the decision point, I will be Burridan's ass between two bales of hay. I would probably starve to death during a period of

Link to the Past. Partly because it's the archetypal Zelda game that added so many series staples. But it was also the first one I played all the way through. And it has awesome music. What's not to like? (Well the Ice Palace yes I know)

I'll look into it. Though game size shouldn't matter since I got a shiny new hard drive during the holidays. (1 TB!)

Basically that auto leveling stuff did weird things when I initially played the game last year. Since then they've added retraining companions but by then my distaste has set in.

I heard that at Bayonetta 2 was dropping to $30 retail price. I really want to pick it up though I feel I should hold off a little bit since I'll be spending so much money on Fire Emblem Fates in the next month. Does anyone know if that $30 will include both Bayonetta games?

I liked the stuff that New Game + in SMT IV added, though I'm not sure why some quests weren't available the first time through. I guess it just encouraged me to get the bad ending first.