Sometimes it can be a perk keeping an ear to the ground.

EDF! EDF!

Japan was going through the worst hangover in history, known affectionately as the lost decades

Buying a house in three years sounds bonkers, from a bizarro world.

So that’s why Wolverine sounds like a Robert Newton’s stand-in…

Consider of all the washing machines that have been “found”!

I’ll rather walk between trees than between tombstones.

That’s what I want for me, though not so grotesque.

Either that, or just someone throw me in the forest and let the critters eat me and shit me around.

Did you enjoy more “Weird Sisters” or “Guards Guards!”? (I know those are very different).

I tried going into “The Ruins” blind, alas a bit like the protagonists, and what I was expecting was a very different book.

::: It felt like it was relishing in the suffering and seldom more. There was some good character creation but, as you said with seldom redemptive qualities. But my key problem is the omnipotent omniscient and omnipresent antagonist. And at an opposite junction, everyone is so daft. :::

Switch Sports was quite bad tbh. I’ll rather play the original Wii game.

I see we overlapped a lot this year. What’s your opinion on The Ruins?

Aah, a well kept traditon in the Russian Navy.

I forgot about Hi-Fi Rush: https://www.protondb.com/app/1817230

Pretty cheap right now and pretty unique gameplay as well.

UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves is about 14 bucks and has around 60 hours of some of the best third person gaming I’ve played. Initially I thought it was just a Tomb Raider clone, but both the game mechanics and story are very polished.

Plus it played buttery smooth on my system, though it depends on your settings: https://www.protondb.com/app/1659420?device=steamDeck

The downside is that it eventually ends.

Makes sense.

I went through therapy to block that memory. I curse you and Robert Evans for making me aware of this song.

This motherfucker is the Jordan of bankruptcies. I mean failing at a Casino was already Master-level, but this takes the pie.

I’ve seen bites by an actual angry cat and I can ensure you those aren’t bites by cat standards.

A question I had caught flak before for asking: Do people like Bardot, Rowling, Linehan, etc. were they all cuckoos before they got famous and people surrounding them ignored it or is there some kind of mental condition accentuated by their fame (and its side effects).

I mean, Linehan had always in his shows some penchant for men in women underwear, and Father Ted is a bit crass, but I don’t think that his late rethoric matches the tone in any of his shows, it is more of the ranting of your average park lunatic.