Danny mcbride is the best, great show, great ending.

Ironic that Stephen King of all people is complaining about longer tweets. His MO as a writer for years was to take a pretty good short story idea and blow it up into a 1,000+ page novel whose hardcover edition could be used as a doorstop. Never thought I’d hear him complain about being given permission to blather…

“The thing is, Larry David knew he was not doing quite well at the midpoint of his monologue.”

Deep down I know “crumbling fantasy kingdom with a giant kinda sad dragon” isn’t exactly specific to any one thing, but I couldn’t help but look upon the Ruined Kingdom and scream to myself “Holy shit, it’s Dark Souls!!!”

I’m very sorry for joking about a pyramid’s spiritual emptiness. I hereby retract this article.

No, seriously, are you somehow unfamiliar with the work of Sean O’Neal, the author of this piece? Snarky tone is kind of his “thing.” As he’s demonstrated time and time again, right here on this site.

Wow.

There was a thing on Gamasutra (I think) a while ago about eye-tracking research and minimaps. People spend an inordinate amount of time staring at them instead of the game world, to the point where they actually reduce player’s ability to tell where they are in the ‘real’ game world. Essentially, minimaps reduce…

I agree that the small moments are generally the best. The ‘semi-horse whinny’ got the biggest laugh from me...

Fuck you

Ah yes, Hillary Clinton, noted Wall Street enemy and political outsider, uninterested in expanding power.

That’s a mischaracterization of what you’re calling the “progressive wing” based upon party propaganda. The message from the progressive wing is that it’s both class and race. That they are related, and while the democrats want to focus exclusively on race or identity, as they call it, progressives like Glenn Ford…

For all of you “party first” people out there, I would like you to explain this. While you’re at it, why don’t you take a stab at why Justin Fairfax was left off the Va. Lt. Governor promotional flyer. Actually, don’t bother. I’ve already had my fill of bullshit for the day.

In 2009, a friend of mine was really insistent that I would like The Horror’s second album Primary Colours, which was getting a lot of press in the UK, but I had little interest in it after disliking Strange House. He played b-side “You Could Never Tell” for me, and its Buzzcocks-meets-My Bloody Valentine sound was…