There's just no way to avoid the traffic. It's everywhere. Fucking cape traffic. But damned if a good lobster roll won't calm the temper once you're where you need to be. Well... that and a big bottle of your favorite booze.

Believe in the you that believes in America.

It's also interesting as this disagrees with the Polygon review, The Verges sister site that actually writes about videogames.

I don't want to kick the game too much ... but man, I love that video:

You're crazy and old fashioned.

Considering every commercial I've seen for the game has only had quotes like "Visually stunning!" and "Amazing Graphics!" I'm sure it's safe to say that, yes, that was their whole strategy.

If you're paying $60, I think length is a valid discussion. Portal was short, and positively wonderful, but it was also priced appropriately for it's length.

Case in point: Portal.

that was primarily marketed based on looks rather than, say, innovative gameplay,

Got it!
-Don't rely on willpower
-Don't run if you hate it
- Create a positive feedback loop.

Jon Stewart deserves serious props, no matter your choice of political party. He's gotten in more shots on republicans than I could ever count, but we (republicans) are better for it and it's sad to see him leave. He also created a way to do the news that for a younger generation is not just tolerable but widely…

We did a mashed cauliflower one (and it's one of the best-tasting things you can make via a Foodspin column), although to be honest, I think of it less as a Thing To Do When You're Trying To Figure Out What To Do With A Bunch Of Cauliflower In Your Fridge and more of a Reason To Go Get Some Cauliflower, if that makes…

We did one! Look in the Foodspin archive; there's a link to it at the bottom of the post above.

Nightmares. I has them.

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Don't know where my original post went, but here it is again.

Yeah, but can they LEGO this?

Best photo on Foxtrot this year so far.