I'm concentrating on learning with Blender.org, as I mentioned elsewhere. I gave No Man's Sky about 20 hours of my life, but I don't think I'll give it any more. I can respect it as an accurate depiction of the ennui of space travel, but it's just not FUN. And getting stuck in space combat stinks.

Not That You Asked Dept: I'm currently studying 3d mesh modeling through Blender.org. I've been prescribed a new anti-depression med and DAMN is it working. More energy than I've ever had before. Don't even cry before going to work anymore.

DAMN NEAR KILLED 'UM! What do they TEACH you at school, son?

That— that was so BEAUTIFUL!

I hurt my foo-foo.

One of my biggest gripes about my Comcast cable package is that TCM is in a package I can't afford, while the flipping Golf channel is considered Basic Cable.

DAMMIT! They'll probably run another ep of Tosh.0 or some damned thing.

After many weeks, I finally try to watch my Netflix disc of The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, only to find that it was scratched and pockmarked beyond watchability.
Another reason I'm dropping Netflix DVD, at least for now.

Regrets. A fine man and a good Jewish actor.

Spent longer on No Man's Sky than it really deserved. As someone else pointed out, 20 hours in, it's still basically the same game that it was one hour in. Screw it, trading it in for Bioshock Collection, and hoping FFXV isn't delayed to November despite reports.

My biggest complaints are that it doesn't tell you anything besides the very basic mechanics, space combat is impossible, the aliens are just place-holders and 20 hours into it, I'm doing the same crap I was one hour into it. And there are NO MAPS. And yes, I paid the full $60. Dammit.

I'd settle for fast travel between beacons.

Step away from the computer. Buy NO MAN'S SKY now. Play it. Never stop. Paradise.

Well, at least I won't be seeing toys or POP! figures from this.

See? SEE? It's happening already! BEWARE THE SNARKY PRODUCT PLACEMENT, SHEEPLE!11!

Method, dude.

I'm happy to say that I saw by the second season that GoT would go around in circles forever, and eat the life-force of everybody involved. I wisely stepped out.

David Cross— much better joke construction than I anticipated from the AV review. Only one audience walkout, too!

I've been through a divorce-in-all-but-legal-hassle, so I know you can walk through this. You don't really have a choice if you want to live, and dying will just make everyone else feel like crap.

Hell, I never read the book, but I loved the made-for-tv musical version, including Gene Wilder as the Fox, and BOB FREAKIN' FOSSE as the Snake. I still remember the Snake's solo number.