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When they run out of States, they'll adopt National Parks: Project Yosemite, Channel Islands, Cabrillo, Death Valley ... there are fifty-nine of them.

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Didn't think I could die any more inside, but I did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RsBlLGaMgs

This has never happened before but I went to put in my contact lenses so I could see to drive to the comic book shop even though it was raining on my day-off when a single hair strand fell on to my index finger danger-close to the upturned contact lens forcing my other hand to attempt to remove the hair except it accidentally came in contact with the damp lens just like bait on a fishing line flinging it down into the sink underneath the little screwy thing above the drain right on the rim where microbes are probably waiting in silence to murder me but thankfully I didn't panic and managed to unscrew the screwy thing enough to access the lens with a miniature rubber plunger thing normally used for in-eye removal since you can't pick up a hard lens convex-side up by touching it and now my germophobia suspects a supervirus could be inside me.

Shady is DS9, I'm TNG, but safe to say we all appreciate TOS.

Eighty miles to the StubHub Center from here, 400 miles from there ... if I show up and don't see a Grand National in the parking lot I will be disappoint. The new LA logo is like in the comics when Lex Luthor wears the Superman 'S'.

Would be worth the price of admission.

I've seen it all, man. Today I spent the day in a home with a split-level koi pond in the living room.

Been in Starling City for a few weeks, midway through Season Three of Arrow, for the first time. Outstanding missile weapon ninja television.

I quite enjoyed Sherlock ... the identity of the Stig, revealed!

Enjoying a batch of Voodoo Ranger IPA from New Belgium. I usually pour into a glass, too, although citrus hops and flavors seem to taste better/more vibrant in the bottle. This Voodoo and NB's Citradelic are like that.

I was wrong earlier, Pillars hadn't changed, it was my perception. Five times through Tyranny erased the lesson of the cave bear and PoE's more-open encounter design, where it's possible to delve a dungeon designed for higher-level characters. I'm glad I stuck with it, presently up in the White March with a Goldpact Knight PC, four hirelings, and Maneha. The rogue is pretty deadly from stealth with a bow, not sure why some say the class is under-powered--unless the metric is solo PotD runs, or something, dunno.

I mean, the uncertainty of relocation is what's chilling, not so much losing McCoy or a perception of disorganization. Moving to L.A. is a specter of dissolution that's haunted fans for two seasons ... made real in November by voters. Not really the end of the world, but for sure the death of something. I will, uh, keep images of Kara off the board.

The Flash, blu-ray, first two seasons. Back-to-back is the way to watch, for slow simpletons like me, plus, perfect, porcelain, picturesque Peyton List.

Well, and now I feel sheepish for being amused with Aarik D. getting party-wiped during the Developer Commentary stream. The only change to the game since June, when I completed it with Snidely Whiplash the Priest, was 3.04, yet none of the patch notes indicate how they solved the fun I was having. Dunno, maybe because of Tyranny, but I don't remember enemies in PoE moving so quickly, targeting specific classes, ignoring typical engagement, and pantsing my waterboy who's supposed to be safe on the sidelines. At times, party positioning feels useless, so then I do, too, at times. Total time is now 317 hours, I was just about to finish Act II.

KUSI is indeed the local Old White Men news channel

I'm bumming out, too. Tyranny may have ruined Pillars. Or maybe Pillars ruined Pillars. Haven't played since July, started a custom five-member squad and am just getting bum-rushed with difficulty spikes and low feelings of reward despite massive micro-management--ultra attention to Deflection, fastidious Enchantments, hawkish Recovery, perspicacious Perception, mondo Interrupt, resolute Resolve--none of it seems to matter to swarming high-speed hordes. Singles or duos or triplets of enemies are not awful, but more than four and it's Code Red to Wound City.

Second time since release, World War Z. Never realized Peter Capaldi, former Doctor Who, plays a doctor in the World Health Organization, or W.H.O. *not former, current

Was always a fan, since Wham! and before Deadpool. This year sucks.

Can't imagine Elway paying for an aging albeit genius yet brittle veteran in light of two QBs breaking their legs in one Saturday.

No need to apologize, although I don't think Philip will make All-Pro a-hole. That was some game in Seattle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtY2RC9mTbE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mavk3fUZzZo