I would watch an entire series of Always Sunny in 1776.

My experience was a bit different. More like a movie. Unlike you, I didn't care if that kid was my child or not. In my eyes I had to go save that kid even if it meant my life. The moment I woke up I looked around for a weapon. Found the axe. Spammed the button to pick up everything around me, then I ran off…

So this has the plot of Lost? But better?

But...Kane!

What a lesson in posters!

I think the problem with Steam Early Access is that developers are asking too much for alpha versions. They use Minecraft as an example. Minecraft was very cheap for the alpha version. It went up in price when it went beta and then again for release.

This Wonder Woman costume was great.

I've been thinking, Rick and Morty is a Futurama spiritual successor that we deserve.

I'll never be convinced that calling it John Carter of Mars wouldn't have helped it massively.

I love the idea of Themer but I can't get myself to use it for any extended period of time. I always have this feeling in the back of my mind that it's a blanket over the phone like I always have an app open and there's stuff going on behind it. I don't get that with other launchers. It's dumb but I can't shake it.

"...using kinetic motion and strobes...". Not very self explanatory. Is it some thing like:

Well played.

Anytime one uses the word "obvious", it is inherently condescending as that which is obvious needs no explanation.

Yea, Valyrian Steel is clearly based on Damascus Steel, in both appearance and history.

Yes, a guy swinging through the city on a web may be impossible, but that doesn't mean they didn't account for gravity and tension while they were animating.

I mean... yeah.

Or: The gritty reboot of Groundhog Day

Excellent choice. It blew me away when I saw it.

Like, MYSTIFYINGLY way better than I expected.

Laughed my tuckus off from one end to the other.