Those "move that bus" moments didn't work very well in the end if you're talking about the huge home renovation show. 

After a series of escalations, the punchline of every prank is apparently “Actually, you are still unemployed.”

This sounds very much like a Bad Idea.

That sounds mean spirited even for a typical prank show. 

they made an entire terminator movie set in the future and noone cared.

Considering he commented that the creators didn’t understand pain, I don’t think beauty or the lack of it was the problem.

In classical Indian Asethetic Theory, there were 8 “Bhavanas”, or mood-states, to employ when creating art.

There was no “mood-state” in the creation of that animation. It was made by an AI.

Besides, why is he supposed to pretend to like something he doesn’t like? Especially, when he isn’t talking to his peers, but…

EDGY, BASELESS HOT TAKES! GET YOUR EDGY, BASELESS HOT TAKES HERE!

Well, they are trying to create an AI that will draw and animate like humans do - essentially, they are trying to create Miyazaki’s replacement - and are showcasing a grotesque animation bereft of art or humanity. What did they really expect?

Yeah, I have no control over how stuff gets shared and cross-promoted across the various Kinja sites. All I know is that the process of writing this review involved nobody except me, editor Matt Gerardi, and the copy desk, and that the timing was solely dictated by when Sony would let us start talking about the game.

I…

There’s absolutely no editorial overlap between us and the other FMG sites, this review represents my (and, I guess, Gameological’s) take on the game, and that’s it. We’re “airing grievances on the same day” because a) the game’s not great, and b) This morning is when the review embargo lifted.

I did! https://www.avclub.com/wolfenstein-ii-the-new-colossus-is-as-subtle-as-punchi-1819865874

Agree to disagree, I guess. I found it intoxicating but brainless; pure wish-fulfillment.

Thank you all. It’s so nice to get an answer to a question on the net. Usually I cringe when I see there’s a response, expecting the worst.

Yeah if hop-forward beers aren’t your jam, I still think it’s best to forgo IPAs in favor of the maltier side of the spectrum. Drinking what you like is the most important thing, always.

^ Amen to all of this. Beer is for enjoying, and whether you like a 100+ IBU IPA or a raspberry blonde ale, it’s all good by me. Anyone who says different is trying too hard to prove themselves.

Much of this is true, but I was generalizing to try to make it easy for drinkers to spot an IPA that’s going to taste different from what they’ve had before.

+1 for SN Pale Ale, +50 for adorable bunny

No such thing as a dumb question except the ones that go unasked. An ale is just a wide, umbrella term for any beer that is made with ale yeast (as opposed to lager yeast). An IPA is an ale, but so are pretty much half the beers in the world. That brewery should be a touch more specific in their naming!

A couple of years ago, I predicted that Huell Melon would be the next Mosaic. This is why I’m not in the business of beer tastemaking.

Jean Grae’s put in way too much time and talent to be as underrecognized as she is. Her Bootleg of the Bootleg mixtape is absolutely scorching. Angel Haze should get a mention as well.