On that note, I’m already 20 hours in Ys VIII on Switch. It’s excellent. 

Ways in which The Sims universe is better than real life:

Ehh...I think Black Dynamite had the real story...

She did extremely well in The Hobbit as Tauriel. The overly CGI-ness of that trilogy when compared to the Lord of the Rings trilogy notwithstanding (especially when they replaced Billy Connelly with a computer generated dwarf instead of just putting makeup on him), pretty much the entire cast was great. She won me…

It suggests that he made some level of amends to her.

Haweye and his wife toil away at the farm; one of the kids becomes friends with a rat; another kid falls off a horse; Natasha shows up for dinner.

It is weird that it keeps showing up in the list of new/popular posts, though.

Is it now??

I will admit that a man that can bake is hot.

I am not a chicken fan, but if I have to, it's got to be a leg or thigh.  I never understood how "white meat" became a selling point in fast food ads.  "Wow, the dry, flavorless rubber of the chicken, how lucky!"

‘nother Gen X’er here. We never got sugar, EVER, so if someone offered you a marshmallow, you grabbed the fucking thing and ran like you were on fire. The once-a-year box of Froot Loops lasted a day and a half at my house. 

Nobody wants to eat an untoasted marshmallow. 

I think the real reason kids seem to wait longer with each generation is that snack foods have improved greatly over that time frame. To the kid born in the 1960's a marshmallow was a special treat. To the kid born in the 2000's it was some disgusting sugar blob.

Hot take: Frappucinos are gross.  It is too sweet.  An iced latte is the perfect coffee drink for the summer.

But Newsweek reports that according to a new report published in the journal Developmental Psychology, “Children who took part in the study in the 2000s waited two minutes longer on average than those in the 1960s, and one minute longer than those in the 1980s, the researchers found,” suggesting “that today’s kids…

You somehow snorted the marshmallow.

Je L’ai trouve du pain-ful.

I admit, this story got a rise out of me

No beard, but I am a sourdough dude.  I’ve Instagrammed a loaf or two.  I’m married.  My wife will tell you, making bread doesn’t guarantee a dude can’t be a garbage lizard person.

What’s the difference between me and Jimmy Fallon?