I mean we’re already very loosely defining ‘work’ here, so full speed ahead, good sir.

Yeah this last one was a real landslide. /s

I still hold that the only reason anyone ever thought any part of FFXII was well written was because of Alexander O Smith’s translation.

Yes that’s definitely it and we’re not all working multiple jobs just trying to cover rent and debts and hoping the marginally useful health insurance will cover the next emergency.

This is poetry.

The interview you did for this was great. Thanks for the heads up!

I made this last week. It was fantastic, and made enough for two great meals plus a lunch. Thank you!

Sounds a little bit like Railsea, which was a great, weird little read.

Chloe Dykstra still did an amazing performance there, regardless of the director.

I hope that what I wrote didn’t come off as a knock against Jin-Roh, because I thought it was very well done.

Well, she was awesome playing Triple H in that ‘Wrestling isn’t Wrestling’ short on YouTube.

How long have you been waiting to use that headline?

I wasn’t able to sit through all of Fingersmith on the BBC, I found it dull and more than a little contrived - in contrast, The Handmaiden was just spectacular. Every choice from the cinematography to the setting to the costume design, the acting, the characters... just perfect.

I don’t think there is a Tragedy of the Commons. I think there’s a tragedy of thinking things - anything, everything - doesn’t need maintenance, supervision and course correction.

Unless I’m misremembering, this is a much simpler story than a longer work like Death Note or Fullmetal Alchemist to adapt. The themes were fairly straightforward thriller/drama with a mostly realistic setting and characters and a gutpunch ending.

This was a great looking trailer.

I’m on the other coast. ... did you just say Thousand Island Dressing?

Come to Boston, we have Saus. It’s right next to all the touristy shopping so if you’re in town you’ll probably end up close, and if you don’t like the poutine you can buy another bucket of fries with a dozen other sauce options.

There was a profoundly moving story in the NYT a few years ago detailing the lives of other survivors, and the family members they had lost.

No food here, troll.