This is my favorite reply because everyone responding from here on is a dumbass.

Honey, is that you?

And by putting down you mean "Slaughtering completely".

I seem to have fallen into that weird part of Kotaku again.

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Oh thank you so much for that link! I will be busy for quite some time now.

Now this "How I Work" has been totally worth it!

Your readers are mostly morons. I feel like you know this but cannot accept it.

Hellman's*

What's that, stealing? Illegally playing a game you don't own? Thought so.

You can't have a bad Fire Emblem game. At least, not in the ones brought over. Some of the really oldschool imports are terrible, but we don't talk about those.

Hah, this is the second mention I have seen of DONUT STEEL. I like this way more than I should.

Oh sweet. I figured it was just a speed/distance thing, but at least this way it's open roads that no one is using and I can go wild. :P

Was it really necessary to grind much for the last dungeon? I mean, I pumped up about five levels (NES version) before diving in, but it wasn't honestly that bad.

We live on the tail end of a new subdivision, so there's several dead end roads at the end of ours. That would be perfect for Zombies, Run! Now I just need a smartphone...

SON OF A SUBMARINER

I backed the Order of the Stick kickstarter. I didn't exactly pony up much cash, but the results of it have been astounding so far. Lots of cool stuff just for participating. (Shame that Rich injured his drawing hand recently, but it looks like he's making a strong comeback.)

"This io9 Flashback was originally published in April, 2012"

Ugh, Phooey has that terrible Scooby-Doo look going on. Well, no, Scooby wasn't that bad, this is more along the lines of the Revenge of Kitty Galore or whatever. Dreadful.

Agreed on that one. I can't speak too much to writing stories, as I'm an amateur writer at best, but I did notice that my writing mirrors bits of whoever I am reading at the time. It usually infects my written RPGs and I have to struggle to get my own writing frame-of-mind back. So, if I am ever getting into a…