It's also apparently about allowing oneself to indulge in fallacies, which seemingly, one would think you would be against.

YES! There was much rejoicing/frustration that night.

It's worth a shot! I played every single one of those with someone else, which can be both a supremely frustrating and supremely awesome/rewarding experience all at the same time.

Start with Lego Pirates of the Caribbean. Still probably my favorite in the series. It's absolutely massive, absolutely hilarious, and there are *so* many playable characters.

YES. Have been trying to tell everyone I know how brilliantly amazing Lego Doctor Who would be.

Quite alright. It still sends a slight wave of repulsion down my neck, but at least he doesn't indulge in any other self-referential hi-jinks; else I would crack.

Normally I would agree with you, but he has been doing this thing for quite awhile. It's now gone from being annoying to being his style.

I - really am not trying to brag... but it took me about two nights of Super Smash, playing about two hours each with another human player, to level up my Amiibo.

In theaters, strangely enough, it seemed ridiculous, but halfway through I realized I was strangely touched by it all.

There was no home invasion.

"... but I do not think a solution that includes terrorizing an innocent family is the better solution."

Did I say always? No, I did not.

No, what's terrifying is that a third party created that situation in the first place.

Perhaps I did not make the more important point clear: "He will leave the house."

If he killed his wife and says he wants to kill more, what makes you think he's going to stay in his freaking house.

I'll bite:

What I love about Mandradjiev's stuff, aside from the dark and heavy tone, is how natural everything looks. Like this is all unused concept art for some of the best movies from the 70s and 80s.

If you are the artist, then some people might consider your work plagiarism, or at the very least dishonest.

Techno-Zombie-Nolan-Joker... is that you?

True - but for the sake of the final word - you must agree that most successful things are, in one way or another, interesting.