But that Darth Maul/Obi-Wan fight also has a bunch of stupidity, pointless spinning, and swinging at nothing. There are also countless clips on Youtube about it as well. 

Are you not going to tell us who this is?

Now to look up when this comes out, since the article’s author doesn’t seem to want to tell me.

Oh man, Fringe! And not only would the monster of the week episodes oftentimes be outstanding, but they frequently did a great job of reinforcing the themes of the show or even adding explanations for later mysteries. For instance, the quick-birth technology from early in the first season that comes into play in later…

That’s Australian, mate.

His portrayal of Kilgore Trout always stuck with me. RIP good sir.

At the :05 mark you can see her push him in the back. It’s a small push that barely moved the guy. His actions were reprehensible. BUT...she did initiate contact with him first.

Oof, time has not been kind to this post.

It specifically tells us that we’re in the one version of events that Dr. Strange saw where the heroes win. So *SPOILER* the heroes win.

*pushes up glasses*

“counseling center rebranded it as the “Anti-Racism and Ally Building Group”

A late game reveal that the developer has already featured in their promotional gameplay they showed a while ago? I don’t know. 

I don’t know, they showed that footage pretty early on. If the developer has already shown the gameplay, is it a spoiler?

Are they Easter eggs if they’re called out as items to be found on your mini map as Landmarks, though? I’ve found most of these just by doing what the game told me to do. 

“Pretty clear”

I don’t understand, where does she say she’s doing this to own the libs

The element that stood out to me the most (which you might’ve avoided because of its nature) was that the outside world was religious, but the concents were secular. I thought that was an interesting, clever twist where in this universe the “monks” are scientists and the outside world was where you found religion.…

The dream of the (18)90's is alive in Oregon!

Sounds like fun. I caught a game called Ghost-Fightin’ Treasure Hunters on deep discount when Toys R Us went out and it had the same setup: four players try to rid a house of ghosts but the more you roll, the more ghosts show up and the house can become totally haunted. And it, too, was HARD. I think we’ve only won…

What about trapping them, does that work? I’ve had a few chase me into a cave I made but wasn’t thinking clearly enough at the time to try to trap them in.