Hittin’ the skooma pretty hard last night, weren’t you?

It looks an awful lot like Studio Mir, the South Korean company that did Legend of Korra and currently does Voltron Legendary Defender.

“But before you go home and rethink your life, you want to give me a couple of your finest death sticks. Daddy had a long day.”

This was my second favorite scene in the movie. I was not expecting to get joy from watching dead sharks, but here we are.

Took the rum away.

The simple solution is not to play on a PvP server, so you are not tagged for combat unless you intentionally go into a hostile area like an enemy city. But that doesn’t stop some prestige’d 110 from wiping out entire villages. Many NPCs have been leveled to match the current expansion, but they clearly cannot hold…

This was hardly one of the contentious parts of the film. Someone being as strong a force user as a member of the Skywalker family would obviously have a baseline instinct on how to use it.

As long as it still gets to be a low-key Mortal Kombat game.

If they could only convince Blizzard to release StarCraft II on the Switch, Nintendo would own a major stake in South Korea’s economy.

Packages of pufferfish set off more alarms in Japan than a missile originating from North Korea.

I have, like, five pictures of me. So that’s believable.

*looks at both of our account pictures*

Just freely give us a picture of yourself that we can internally attach to your Google account and/or browsing profile.

our 5,545,462-week series

Longs still exists out there?

*reads your name*

I remember being taught Duck and Cover at the beginning of elementary school, then watching the fall of the Soviet Union on TV, then never being taught Duck and Cover ever again for some strange reason.

I proudly bestow upon you star number 100.