I heard the Kinsley manual says the Langstrom wrench CAN be used with the Finley sprocket.

Haha, yeah, I’m a huge fan of the whole Arkham franchise. Knight is the weakest in a few ways, but I still love it.

Thanks for the reminder. The headline was pinging my nostalgia gland, but I couldn’t place why. Also raised a Witness, but have been out now a few years longer than I was in.

Since the switch to Kinja, NOTHING gets the stars it deserves. But as long as the conversation keeps going, that’s validation enough that we’re not all conpletely wasting our time.

I’ve been playing this game for 16 years now, I’m on New Game ++... and I can’t seem to figure out how to turn them off...

I’m going to be a new dad in June. Hope this game helps.

I’m afraid your post will not get the stars it deserves.

I get where you’re coming from. I may not have articulated myself well. I’m concerned about something more nebulous. I’m seeing the mainstream embrace of relative truth, the death of authorial intent when lives are lived in text, bodies treated like the meatspace avatars of online profiles, your identity being…

This is admittedly an overreaction, but thinking about the creativity, intensity and energy that gets invested into these kind of ironic thought-neighbourhoods kind of scares me. I was a sardonic Gen-Xer who thought sarcasm was a great replacement for a personality and wit. I used to think post-modernism was great for…

Also the title of Chicago post-rock outfit Tortoise’s 2nd album!

I hope I’m not blowing up Clayton’s spot here, but it’s a very obscure reference to an old Jehovah’s Witness magazine titled “Millions now living will never die”. I was raised in that cult (now very happily an ex member) and had to do a double take when I read the title!

Hey, we couch potato critics have to LEAVE THE HOUSE to see most of these movies. And we have to sneak our Tide pod snacks into the theaters because they don’t sell them at the concession stands. :(

I remember vividly seeing The Avengers. Because that movie was so long and so boring. I may have been a little drunk, but, when there’s that part at the end where they say they have one last thing to do, I was yelled into the mostly empty theater, “no fuck you, movie, just be over, your’e done.” 

I guy in front of me kept repeating the punchline of every joke in The Avengers right after everyone had already laughed. That’s my fucking memory forever!

the show was all kinds of great throughout. Too bad you didn’t appreciate or actually give it a chance.

Is his wife going to screech sing on it?

Trent can pump out a NIN album once every few years, but I’m still out here waiting on the next Tool album like

Full disclosure, I bought the digital download, but was sent the CD as well. When it came, it was in this ridiculous packaging and plastic-wrapped. I opened the plastic wrap, and all over everything was this really fine black gritty dust. Like what comes out if you open a printer cartridge. Shit was all over my hands,…

I’m still a Nine Inch Nails fan, but the idea of filling up your CD case with dirt is fucking hilarious. Take THAT, people who still buy physical media!!