I did get Odyssey but didn’t really get into it. I don’t think the 3D games are up my alley. And I’ve played the first two Olympics games, but since they were Mario and Sonic, I didn’t really count it. I’ve played Dr. Mario a few times probably. I also played DK 64 which I liked a lot. I liked it for it’s similarities…

I’m okay with it in the sports games, which I guess Mario Party is essentially. There’s a lot of Mario games out there that I’ve never played really. I basically only ever played Super Mario Bros 1-3, Super Mario Land 1-3, Super Mario World, Super Mario Bros Wii (I think it had a different name), Mario Party 1-3, and…

But they interact with one another. They talk to one another. That’s weird. Oh well.

I always viewed them as lieutenants (which I guess they still are). I was never heavy into the lore of Mario though. I mostly just knew them from SMB3 which I played as a kid and then SMB Wii which I played as an adult. Other than Super Mario World (which wasn’t super often, we were a Sega household) I didn’t really…

I bought a fancy can opener that you hold sideways above the can and doesn’t leave sharp edges, but my wife hates it so now we have two can openers and both of us refuse to use the other’s.

Corrected by “experts.”

Teacher here. Most teachers don’t know how to teach any better than anyone else.

Rubschlageris too dry and lacks flavor. We always used Pepperidge farm growing up, but can’t find it anymore.

Doesn’t Goldberg play Santa in that?

I ordered them on DoorDash along with some regular ones to compare and just got two orders of regular ones.

I think there are separate rules for movies and television, especially back when going to movie theaters was a thing.

I don’t really want to get into a whole big thing here, but there’s a difference between what’s normal (as in common) and normalizing certain behaviors (making what is unacceptable seem acceptable).

This is a good point. It normalizes that kind of behavior. It won’t make an addict in of itself, but it makes it easier for people to slip into that behavior.

There’s a lot of Netflix original shows on their 3rd or 4th season that I have never even heard of...

One guy did literally everything but the voice acting. He did all the writing, the coding, and the music. 

Their numbers are on their hammocks. Each crewman has a number assigned on the manifest. Some sleep with their heads covered though so you have to go by their shoes and socks.

SPOILERS:

A lot of the deaths will accept difference answers. The beams of light can be electrocuted or burned I believe.

Many of the deaths can be attributed to different things and it will still accept them. The only difference is in the end the insurance payouts are different. I believe you can technically list the Captain as the killer of the entire crew because technically he was in charge.