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Those were different elves. <.< >.>

I'm now a great uncle. (I have, in fact, been a great uncle for years, but this newest great niece is the only one I've met.)

So Josh likes the lore book. :shrug:

I'm excited to play it in co-op.

(Thanks, Bartimaeus.)

I enjoyed Dex.Not so much the combat mind you The hacking mini game is my sole complaint about Dex. Otherwise, I enjoyed it a lot.

At least Pat fans can still make me smile.

Helped along in part by Amazon's pricing tactics in their cool war against major published houses. Why would I spend $20 for either a hardback from B&N or a Kindle edition of a new release when I can buy a new hardback for $12-$16 from Amazon? Crazy thing is since I got my kindle I've read way more books and spent quite a bit less money. Ease of access plus much better deals. I'm a collector as much as a book worm. I like to have nice matching set hardbacks. It used to be too expensive, but now I can maintain the bad habit for at least the most important book series to me.

^Indoor pets.

Helped along in part by Amazon's pricing tactics in their cool war against major published houses. Why would I spend $20 for either a hardback from B&N or a Kindle edition of a new release when I can buy a new hardback for $12-$16 from Amazon?

For posterity, I hereby predict my Jets to go 5-11 and despite George RR Martin's weekly angsty blogging, Christian Hackenberg won't start more than three games.

I suspected the health thing in Assassin's Creed. Way too many times I've been down to my last health bar and the fight dragged on despite me taking more damage than I should been able to survive.

^Took me way too long to figure out the punchline.

Haven't played BW yet, but if I'm remembering correctly, The White March part 1 didn't review well ether and part 2 (which was the best part of Pillars) reviewed even worse.

I was spelling out the entire word 'image'. I need to remember that this is the Internet and grammar haz no prace her'?

Thanks. I suck at this forum posting thing.

My favorite video game romance: [url=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a6/Romance_of_the_Three_Kingdoms_IV_-_Wall_of_Fire_Coverart.png/250px-Romance_of_the_Three_Kingdoms_IV_-_Wall_of_Fire_Coverart.png]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a6/Romance_of_the_Three_Kingdoms_IV_-_Wall_of_Fire_Coverart.png/250px-Romance_of_the_Three_Kingdoms_IV_-_Wall_of_Fire_Coverart.png[/url

@EbonyBetty Zoltan is the best character in the whole series (aside from Ciri in 3).

^ Any real friend wouldn't care why your girl is upset.

Heck, Neal Stephenson should write games. You think Yoko Taro is weird, Stephenson would have cereal eating levels that goes into depth about the chemistry of digestion and somehow still fit the revelation that the human player character's father is a time traveling dinosaur priest in the same scene. All completely straight faced.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq0fUa0vW_E

The comments are the best part. Most of them are about David Hasselhoff's new video being the byline.

Gromnir/algrot compromise: a suggested allotment of skills based on class that can be changed.

If they can find a hurricane that will clean up after itself, I'd like to shake its hand.

So pretty . . . O.O