I don’t think they’re assassin’s but they’re evil and amazing. Triple 0 and BT, they are delightful.

Not a trilogy. Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Origins, and Arkham Knight.

It wouldn’t be 3 years in a row, last year’s Nexus 6 was Motorola.

They're actually pretty awesome. Generally used at physical therapy places, where they're treating multiple people, instead of filling up ice packs every time someone needs to be iced up they strap you into one of these, and they have multiple attachments for different parts of the body.

You could always use the Google Now widget on your home screen. On a side note I'm stoked to pick one of these up.

What the hell are they climbing?

I mean it kind of makes sense doesn't it? If you were to buy a train set you wouldn't get every train right? 3 grand in DLC is ridiculous, but if you wanted to grab a few sets here and there it doesn't sound that crazy.

Yeah track pads and touch screens are great and all, but between PC gaming and Photoshop there is no way I'm giving up my mouse. Even with my Wacom tablet I still end up using my mouse most of the time.

I've owned that book for a few years and have had a few false starts with it. It feels like an insurmountable endeavor, but I'm going to give it another shot this year.

He was amazing in Requiem. I had started reading Trainspotting when I was much younger(which is written the same way) so it gave me a bit of practice, by the time I got to Requiem. It takes a bit, but once you get into it, it really helps.

I knew that...

That sounds about right. If you really enjoyed it you should read the book by Hubert Selby Jr. Written in dialect so it gets a bit rough, but its a great read. I read it in between reading Trainspotting and Junky during my heroin literature faze.

This is one of my favorite Aronofsky flicks(close runner up was Pi.) Not only because of the surface ideas(heroin is bad), but the underlying theme of how dangerous our obsession of pursuing the American Dream can be.