Two Gallaghers even.

You know, I’m pretty sure there’s a market out there for cinemas to offer catering-like services that turns any home into a makeshift cinema for movie-viewing parties.

I just watched Rampage the other day after noticing it came to HBO streaming - it was fun and massively stupid in the right ways.  However, I remain pissed at it for not giving us the ending we wanted and deserved, where The Rock ingested the same green gas stuff that the animals had in order to grow giant-sized…

I’m on edge about the one with Scarlett Johansson and Mae Whitman. I think it’s called Which Her.

Everytime I see a commercial or hear about the new musical Prom (the one that corrupted our youth by showing two women kiss during the Thanksgiving parade), I keep think of this episode:

Not made of money? He’s literally 50 cent.

Does anyone remember Moon?  That was small-scale sci-fi done really right, in my opinion, with a couple of interesting questions about humanity -- as sci-fi should have -- and no interest in franchising.  It didn’t become the modern classic I thought it would, but I think we need more Moons in the world.  

I’ve noticed something like this happening to indie comic creators as well. When I put out my first major release someone who claimed to run a popular blog that specialized in webcomics and asked for a review copy of the book. Since I was new I thought it would be a great idea and would lead to some exposure I happily…

What’s great about this is that by the end you’re playing an 8-bit game :D

There are tons of lost books, movies, and other forms of art that disappeared solely because it was illegal to make copies and the people responsible for them didn’t care and allowed them to be destroyed. It’s a travesty that we continue the trend, and have added video games to the garbage pile.

The Mass Effect 3 controversy is probably one of the most important events in modern gaming. The same tactics that saw the ending changes are now being used all over the place only magnified by social media. Honestly, it exposed a very ugly side of gaming fandom - the entitlement - and its only gotten worse as we have…

I’d rather have Nester from Nintendo Power instead. They can even give him a red jacket with an “N” on the chest.

Captain N has been there all along.

NOBODY can act their way out of a paper bag! It doesn’t matter how you got into that paper bag, doing a Shakespeare monologue won’t get you out of it. It’s a fucking paperbag! Just rip a hole into it! 

I hope they keep her very, very Jewish as well, even if Ruby Rose isn’t. Being Jewish is a huge part of both her and Kitty Pryde’s backstories, and iirc, Shadowcat/Kitty Pryde’s Judaism was never once brought up in any X-Men adaptation. Which I’m a little ticked off about.

I believe there are 4 runes that open new paths. Here’s another tip - if you don’t like the random starting weapons, you can find the original starting weapons hidden in the starting room. 

It feels rarer and rarer to come across something on the internet that’s truly sweet and joyful and loving, which makes this story feel all the more special. I’m grateful she chose to share it.

I know Michelle Williams doesn’t know me and I don’t really know her, but this makes me very, very joyfully happy.

I once heard a Muzak rendition of that Mozart tune in a restaurant. At the time, I wondered why a lesser-known Billy Joel song was playing.

I’m actually listening to it now on YouTube and it’s a trip. (I’m up to “It’s All About Soul”.) I like a couple of lines in “No Man’s Land,” but yeah, it’s not great. I can’t really fight the nostalgia; I’m enjoying listening to every song so far even if I wouldn’t feel like making an argument that any of these songs…