“Excited” to go to space

There’s also something the restaurants could do - update their websites.

... Did you play the game? Because otherwise, it’s pretty difficult to not notice that half the missions require you to play as her.

But see:

Neutral: Can we just stay home and “Spotify and chill” in the driveway? Anything that digs a deeper wound into Live Nation or Ticketmaster is a win in my book.

That wasn’t a viking ship burial. It was an Anglo-Saxon site - King Raedwald of one of the early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, before Alfred unified them. Centuries before the vikings settled eastern Britain.

Yes, but the headline doesn’t say that. It doesn’t mention Norway, or any specific location.

Give them guitars and let them form metal bands. Everybody wins!

underground funereal object.

My biggest concern here is that they discover actual vikings who come back to life and ravage the earth. Are there any precautions to prevent this from happening? Because if we have to deal with vikings after murder hornets...

They’ll be on a viking ship. They should bring mead!

Someone watching the monitors, keeping an eye for Jason:

Yes, they snuck a Tesla Model X in there at the beginning, because of course they did.

Presumably this alternative title wouldn’t be warranted:

Was gonna star until you said anyone who doesn’t drive Japanese/Korean is stupid.

I never understood the “Diablo 3" wasn’t dark thing that fanboys bellowed when that game dropped.  Act 1 is absolutely CLASSIC D&D style fantasy.  Dark marshes, crumbling castles and cathedrals, skeletons and zombies.  Sure, Act 4 takes place in HEAVEN so it has some bright areas, But largely its the exact same biomes…

Looks fine for 2005 era 2d sprites, I find that old games always look worse than I imagine they did. Even games from like 2008-2012 look hilariously dated in general compared to what we have now.

What if I told you it’s got a four-minute scene with Eli Wallach as a desert dude sitting in a cauldron of boiling oil so his genitals will dissolve?

No movie description has ever been weirder than “a trippy metaphysical western/fantasy/martial arts movie from 1978, starring Carradine, Christopher Lee, and Roddy McDowall, and based on a story by Bruce Lee.”

I’d forgotten that Cobb worked on Jodorowsky’s Dune. He designed what’s arguably the most believable design for the ornithopters that I’ve ever seen.