I think Cruise’s stunt work is a lot more difficult than being a Method-acting nutcase. Also, Adrien Brody? Could have picked someone with a more underwhelming career?

I was kinda hoping swimming pool was a euphemism for something.

Me too. I thought, “press conference and spousal murder? Busy day.”

How do we know that this wasn’t her plan all along? “Wrong turn,” my foot. Who goes around with eight pounds of fruit in their car? And their son knew they were going to visit him for Mother’s Day. They disappear and no alarms are being sent up? They didn’t have a phone? No one passed them on the road? It’s not like…

I originally read this as she survived but also killed her husband. O.o

Or, you know, a freakin pen and paper. You might just learn some long forgotten pen skills.

I get your sentiment, but when I see an Indie startup spend a ton of money on the building and space it’s hard not to be concerned at how priorities will work. I grew up in the Silicon Valley through multiple booms. When your startup has magazine worthy interior before they make any money, you should worry as an…

It seemed pretty clear that that was where they were going with it too… the bleeding effect, and all. A final game set in New York, where Desmond could shift between modern and historic (and/or maybe pre-historic!?) New York on a whim to solve an eons-old mystery… that would have been amazing.

NOTE THE IRONY OF A CAT-PARASITE-INFESTED TOXOPLASMA ZOMBIE REFERRING TO A BOLD TRUTH-TELLER AS A “SHITHEAD”

In turn, this kids movie is about how awful it is that they won’t be kids forever.

I actually find this quite disturbing and I hope it is not the norm for future E3’s. Sony, just fund it.

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True story: I was once visiting a friend in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, and I was wearing a t-shirt with a picture of SpongeBob SquarePants. A crack(?)head came up to me and asked me why I was wearing a shirt with Jesus on it.

hahaha wow what kind of fucked up reality do you live in, man?

Two days without social media? Has the red cross been brought in?

Yeah, what’s with the obsession with figuring out whether she’s still working or not? Shouldn’t the point be that if she’s claiming she’s not working, it’s because women are shamed for doing this work and that the shaming is wrong????

“didn’t really like how it devolved into this inquisition about whether or not Rachel left the business. She seems nuanced about it all and the good chunk of the piece that highlighted that really seemed more like a “we caught you...you liar” type narrative than a “see...this is the tricky thing” type narrative.…

“Hey, you’re black, right?”