It was, but it’s also good enough to move in the direction of cult status (and upcoming sequel), so it got there eventually.

Heads up - the lead image on the main page actually shows Night Monkey rather than Spider-Man.

Yes, I have that question as well.  Maybe these zombies are trained like Chris Pratt’s raptors.

People are apparently forgetting that even the musical had him surprised and aghast that Washington was stepping aside after two terms.

By the time I’d also added my comment naming him, at least four people already had, so what’s up.

Booth, at least, would probably strongly approve of Trump.

I’ll assume I’m going to be far from the first to place George Carlin as #1.  I’ll throw in Bill Hicks, Mike Royko, and Mark Twain.

Sure, but he doesn’t even pretend to be faux-intellectual.

I started a playthrough a few weeks ago and have now gotten stuck/lost interest in what I now realize is the exact place I always used to get stuck/lose interest as a kid.  Those fucking lizard assholes throwing rocks at me from over the fence can, once again, suck my ass.

Isn’t that just an understood reality of stress testing in general?

“We need confirmation!”
(person who did it confirms they are indeed person who did it)
“We need better confirmation!”

Implies, hell.  Confirms and/or proves.

I think that’s kind of the point, though - it survived that long in WAY more stressful conditions than normal daily use would actually entail, which speaks well for it holding up under that normal use.  (Whether that makes it worth it or actually useful certainly remains to be seen.)

Awesome, as that’s what I also want, but I WANT IT NOW!!!!  Although I guess there’s not that much 2019 left, so if the promise there holds I think I can make it.

I’d highly encourage you to give the third book another try - it gets very, very much back on the rails before too long.

Think of how awesome the end of the first book will work as a season-ending cliffhanger!  

That’s more because the big bad they took out there wasn’t actually the big bad, though. That scene worked so well on multiple levels that I really, really hope the show has the courage to carry through with it.

They are most definitely not “kids’ books.”

Let me know when you come up with one.

Ok, sounds good.