Steerage.

And died on the 37th floor of a skyscraper.

Man, it seems like it was just yesterday that I was talking to my wife about how there's this new show coming on Sunday that's supposed to be about the ad industry in the 60's and we should probably check it out.

"look how dark we are, people are so bad deep down"

never pay full price on steam.

I'm gonna have to play Mechwarrior II at some point in the next few days. I was …I wouldn't say "friends", but "well acquainted" with the guy who was lead programmer on MWII and designed that lovely, lovely, engine. His name was Eric Peterson and he died earlier this month. Cool guy.

a year late but i literally grew up 40 miles from Atlanta so that song resonates in peculiar ways

Mando was the lead trainer for GLOW. All them Guerreros done alright.

This was essentially the plot of one episode of Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated - the various sidekicks had to team up to solve a case; Scooby, Jabberjaw, Speed Buggy, etc.

Something similar happened in Vancouver in the late 90s - a lot of kids programming where the voice actors were also doing the low budget live action shows of the era. Half the cast of Beast Wars were on Sliders, etc.

Well, car insurance is a product where it really doesn't fucking matter which one you have at all beyond "you have it". There's basically no way to say your product is "better" than the competition, so all you can do is try your damnedest to get people to remember your brand name when it's time to buy.

It's on my "suggest every year until they get it right" list with "I Try", "Dare To Be Stupid" and "Dancin In the Moonlight"

you and me and "In the Meantime" by Spacehog.

Your brains will be up against the wall. On peter buck's mandolin.

I am beyond excited for "Laid". Oh my god.

FAT BETTY HAD A CHILD, BAM A LAM

Someone, maybe in the newbie thread, talked about Ramsay and "nature vs nurture" and comparing Tyrion and Ramsay is a pretty good and succinct take on things. Well, and Jon, I suppose.

With Pete's rifle!

Last shot is Don looking away from Bobby's birthday party to see the smiling ghosts of Bert Cooper, Lane Pryce, and Betty Francis.

Surprise! There's CANCER here to see you!