I love all the conversation in here purporting that TWD has greater right to tortuous story telling. Both shows are full of contrived, overwrought melodrama that hinges on central characters making terrible choices that wouldn’t even have internal logic given the information that the characters have available at the…

My wife typically does not game with me (she is super fine with my hobby, but just does other things when I’m gaming), but I did get her to sit down and play some Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (free on Xbox Live right now) and Overcooked which is a super wierd cooking co-op game a friend recommended. We had a lot of…

I am just endlessly fascinated by the vine-covered junkyard they’re drifting in.

I think from the picture, it is pretty clear that he at least used some Duplo, but I am pretty sure from the epicness of the destruction that short of glue that thing was going to die when toppled.

That is outrageous. To say that all photographs should be shot in landscape ignores so many elements of what allows for images to be visually interesting and well composed. This pic wouldn’t benefit at all from being in landscape.

How is this example demonstrative of it being nothing more than a glorified rental? Those examples exist in the digital world, but this is not one of them.

Having never played Blood Bowl, that screenshot makes me want to check it out.

The distinct remembrance of scoffing seems like an appropriately British thing to do while reminiscing on watching the BBC.

Has anyone done a breakdown of all of the big announced games in the sub-genre? Besides Overwatch and Battleborn, I feel like there are others that I’ve seen mention of, like a cool looking F2P Chinese one or something.

Man, as an American who tends to enjoy a lot of the content BBC produces, I just wanted to thank you for paying that license fee so that I can continue watching shows legally or illegally funded by your generous forced contribution.

I do enjoy that your final link included the following line:

I don’t know which part of his response you were directly responding to, but writing about a movie is not automatically synonymous with critiquing art in any way, shape, or form; and can easily qualify as bullying depending on context. I am refering more to the original VICE article rather than any content or comments…

Good Will Hunting 2: Hunting Season

What you’re saying just doesn’t make tons of sense. Arguing that his HOBBIES should define his WORK devices just doesn’t compute. I have a Surface Pro 3 for work. It is not the most capable gaming device by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I think it does have a 4400, yet I am still a “gamer” if I was silly…

His friends he usually plays with tried to ditch him.

That day for me was about last week. I was showing my wife that Spike is the same person that narrates the Dresden Files audio books and pulled up an interview of him while he was playing Spike and BAM, no English accent. It was there on Buffy, Angel, Hawaii 5-0, how dare he?!

Don’t take this the wrong way, and I see you’ve been filled in many times below, but I was hoping the internet would give me this comment, and was glad it did! I walked out of the theater wondering how many of the younger kids in the crowd thought the movie was a BL ripoff.

This seems remarkably short sighted. Why do you believe this to be the case? I feel like there is plenty of evidence that the world is currently over populated and reaching a point that there is a scarcity of resources. Why should someone feel a prerogative to procreate in order to prevent the demise of humanity?

Where do I read this article?

I dub thee Focus ST Countryman.