online games discussion is so rife with thought-terminating cliches that having a productive conversation about video games is almost impossible
not even going to do a semi-ironic follow up post like I was planning, Den of Dragons was genuinely one of the best tournament experiences I've ever had
One of the best recurring themes in the Cold War-era Metal Gear games is that while the Soviets are always framed as uncomplicatedly evil, America is basically a terrifying, eldritch monstrosity operating on a scale and in a manner beyond human comprehension
It's a fun quirk in English that it's technically grammatically OK to put the adjective after the noun, but it always sounds weird and unnatural outside of a few set phrases
It's forgivable, but I'm surprised I've never seen anyone point out how 'Larry Weinsteinberger at the Diddy Movies boss, his last few films have flopped with catastrophic money loss,' has some of the worst grammar in any sentence I've ever heard
The next person who calls the Divine Comedy a fanfic should be publically flailed
Replying to @Clownishtwot
It's a time-honored tradition!
"Hey this was originally bible fanfic" (Dante's Inferno)
"Hey this was originally odyssey fanfic" (Aeneid)
tomorrow i will get up early in the morning, ride a train to cardiff, wander around doing nothing for an hour, lose a few games of smash bros, get very drunk and stay out late, learn nothing, and at the end of it all i'll decide i had a good weekend
The BBC trying desperately to frame this as a bad thing while if a similar policy is implemented here I'd happily get on my knees and suck Andy Burnham's dick every day for the rest of my life
Pym retweeted
English actor cast in a genre film: The whole thing is a bit silly really but the cast and crew were just fantastic
American actor who just got cast as Cousin America (Captain America's Cousin): This is what the world needs right now






















