Ah, the ol' "Bang the Babysitter" sidequest.

Since I wasted to much time on FO4 last weekend, I will be playing Don't Get Divorced!. It's a housekeeping "simulator" where the goal is to increase your spouse's approval rating.

I found so much ammo and bottlecaps in that one place!

You're so vain, you probably think this firstie is about you.

I'm on the Fallout 4 train as well. I have 22 hours on my save, which probably means I've played a good 26 hours total. I'm loving those wacky robots in the USS Constitution.

To be fair, it was really good coke.

There's an idea hidden in there: we turn the theam's logo into a potato. Problem solved.

I went out and bought a PS4 to play FO4. Without my wife's permission. Instead of serving me divorce papers, she let me play it for 12 hours basically uninterrupted on Wednesday. I am a lucky man.

We start with authentic letter-graded meat and process the hell out of it 'till it's good enough for Krusty a guy with a Predator tattoo.

Aww hell, lets go full AHS crazy. After Dr. Montgomery pieced Thaddeus back together, he was still dead. The Countess, feeling sympathy, revives Thaddeus with the virus—which would explain the infantata's blood-thurstyness. Thaddeus and Bartholomew have regular playdates together to this day.

I can't shake the feeling that they're basically recycling the Infantata from Season 1.

…but from an 'in-character' perspective you would have to be mildly
stupid to leave somebody like that alive after doing something that
traumatic to them.

Having worked at a right-wing think tank, there were two types of otherwise intelligent people I encountered that frightened me:

I hope you were being sarcastic, because flax taxes are regressive, sorry. This is because of the Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility. It actually took me sometime to understand this.

You're a teacher in WI…and you admire Walker's work in office?

Intelligence is multi-faceted. The intelligences need for neurosurgery is very different than needed for the Oval Office.

You mean the same Colin Powell that endorsed Obama twice?

I was this close to to getting BINGO too!

That wasn't a real sitcom, just a recurring The State sketch.

There's a book about existentialist parenting in here somewhere…