People uninstall Skyrim?

Fuck me. I play casual with a few friends, I’ve got no fucking idea what I just watched.

A spanking machine sounds more up the Joker’s alley, doesn’t it?

No love triangle yet.

My recommended starting novel is Manifold: Space.

For permitting Man of Steel to be made.

Jesus, let the Enclave go!

If we don’t get a hardboiled noir quest from this place, I’m going to be disappointed. A post apocalyptic detective story would be awesome.

This is going to turn out to be one of those “Drunk in Vegas” things, guys. Clearly. Or she’s obsessed with him and a little crazy. His reaction isn’t “I just got caught cheating,” it’s “Oh, Maker, not this crazy bitch again.”

So, all that noise...that’s why nobody could hear me scream?

Hype.

The game has really moved into a place that feels generic, like there’s nothing special to distinguish races and classes from each other. Very sad.

I love the concept, but the video left me bored.

You have reading to do.

If you think hobbyists don’t dedicate that kind of time to something, then this is clearly your first day out on the Internet, and I apologize for making it so rough.

Because it’s a hobby, not a job. You made grandiose statements about what people like you do for the world but never actually claimed to have made statements yourself, all while making the somewhat contradictory “no more useless than a history degree” statement, which just reeks of a lack of confidence.

I’m just trying to find something on the B list that couldn’t be done better by people who focused on those for a short period, rather than taking at least six years before finding some way to shoehorn a narrow specialization into a field that requires far less or no higher education.

It’s funny, my first thought was “Wow, that’s as useful as a history degree.” I love instant gratification. So, what real world, non-academic applications are there for a Ph.D. in Comparative Lit.?

Haha, wow. My first job was as a librarian. After the first couple of weeks, I spent a lot of time going in the back to pound my head against a table.

I’ve been heading up soft count at a casino for a while. First, most people are surprised the position exists, until common sense kicks in. Then, because we’re handling massive amounts of cash, there’s often a view that we must be a highly paid, well respected department. Management tends to view us as a necessary…