Liz: Get out. I want you out of here.
Dennis: You can’t kick me out. I love you.
Liz: No. No. Get your stuff and get out. I’m not doing this anymore.
Dennis: You can’t kick me out. I’ve got squatter’s rights.
Liz: Which is it, you love me or you’ve got squatter’s rights?
Dennis: I don’t see how they’re mutually…

Everyone please remember that in many cases the cheapest food is also the unhealthiest. So the next time you fix your mouth on this subject, think about the low-income families who are being forced to choose between eating calorie-rich foods and not eating at all.

There’s also the question of circumstances. Some people feed their kids garbage because they live in a food desert and can’t always swing a trip across town to a real grocery store. Some work entirely too many hours to reasonably be expected to cook, particularly for a large family. Or, more commonly, they can’t…

Just give me all the bacon and eggs you have. Wait, wait. I’m worried what you just heard was, “Give me a lot of bacon and eggs.” What I said was, “Give me all the bacon and eggs you have.” Do you understand?

It wasn’t Walton. The people in not!turbolift are the ones who were in brig - Shania and “Valdack” (also known as that programmer with gym bag).

Was it Walton, or was it Gym Guy who was the “villain”?

But Shania didn’t die. She was turned into a giant bug but that was reversed once they got out of Daly’s mod. She wa there with the rest of the crew in standard Infinity uniforms at the end.

Using them for a free trial doesn’t work, at least for me it didn’t.

Horizon: Zero Dawn. A spectacular single player game with an immense female lead. Almost better than the Witcher, though a very different game.

If they remade The Witcher 1 in the 3rd game’s engine, I’d wager a TON of people would love it. It’s jank as hell but I love, love, love the first game

Eh. The only thing that rendered Max useless was your inability to see her as anything more than the things you wrote here. That is your own fault. Max is a dynamic character who is fighting against people telling her what to do constantly. Her brother is abusive as heck and she stands the hell up to him. She starts…

Max’s story having almost nothing to do with the rest of the plot is how they set about to establish Max’s story as being strong enough to stand on its own. She even conquers her own villain at the end. Through this lens, Lucas isn’t a guy who wins Max as a prize, Lucas is the guy who learns about Max’s toxic life,…

I strongly disagree with this on all fronts.
She was the team’s Zoomer - a term that doesn’t exist in D&D that SHE created as her own identity within the group so as to explicitly avoid being a straight Eleven replacement or to conform to their ruleset. She makes them incorporate her into the group as herself, not as a…

I couldn’t disagree more with this. Max joins them in trick-or-treating, because even though she has absorbed Billy’s personality a bit, she wants friends. Her blunt refusal to say something, and then jumping into the group is her way of trying to cope with it, of being involved and not saying she is a part of the…

Also did Billy not like Lucas because he was black? I was in and out of sleep during the binge.

I agree that Max was way underutilized. There was SO much potential there that I didn’t see in Barb. I still don’t understand why El was mad at her in the gym or when they first met. I know BBC, but it’s not like Mike was even enjoying the interaction in the gym... you’d have to be super paranoid to think that your…

Max’s big moment isn’t when she stabs her brother with the needle or the dance at the end. I feel like it’s pretty well spelled out that her moment to shine is directly after that scene. She’s the one who drives the other party members to the tunnels so they can light the fire bomb and distract the demodogs, she even…

I don’t know why but when I first saw the trailer I felt extremely uncomfortable. The thought of being shrunk down like that just creeped the hell out of me, maybe It’s a new kind of phobia?

Speaking only for history, and no other subject. First, it is perfectly acceptable to skim. The textbook, if your course requires one, is usually a supplement to the lecture rather than *the* end-all-be-all of the material covered in the course. Secondly, I take issue with the premise of your argument. It seems to…