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Since Murphy has been giving credit to God for all of the homers he hit earlier, I wonder if that means he can blame God for the errors?

Before I had kids, I would daydream about raising them to be spiritually versatile and adaptable, along with the standard physical and academic range of skills. But then I had them and the reality is it's a big deal just to keep them alive.

I have no idea what this means. Probably time to start drinking, like GD.

I am watching my 5 year old run around at gymnastics, and it is pretty hard not to see life as special while doing that.

Yeah, the camera angle bothers me as well in Wasteland 2.

Not me. I am of the mind that people are just slabs of meat and our existence is short and pointless. Nothing about us is special and life is ultimately without meaning or purpose. I think it's a pretty optimistic view of things. Ah, the self assurance of youth.

Relevant: http://www.cfr.org/saudi-arabia/us-saudi-relations/p36524 Not really sure what the point of this discussion is. It doesn't make ISIS any less terrible.

Yikes, that's a bit pricey. It's hard to compare it to Wasteland 2, but I wouldn't say it is better. I think as a console game (which is why I assume it is $60) it probably will have better gameplay and graphics than Wasteland 2. But really, we are comparing two gems.

It does not seem likely that Obsidian and Bethesda will work together again. While I do not think there is any bad blood between them, I'd say that Bethesda has grown too large to let anyone not under their umbrella work on Fallout.

If you have kids, there is no such thing as a "day off"

Why is "take care of kids" in quotations?

I'm not really opposed to a remake of Big Trouble, but the casting of the Rock makes me nervous. The guy is a good comedic actor, really, but he's also a larger than life action hero. Russel was basically out of his element surrounded by a bunch of kung fu masters, but I don't see how The Rock will pull that off.

I'm pretty sure I'm buying Age of Decadence on Friday, but now I'm also think Mordheim.

I took the wife to it a few years back. It wasn't too bad. Although I'm not much on musicals in general, the only other one I've seen was Les Miserable.

Relevant to masculinity:

I'd say the most hilarious part of the activist thing is that she is on Tinder trying to meet guys. Really?

I loved those when I was younger. I wish someone would redo these games actually, the MMX treatment on Ravenloft would rock.

I'll disagree and say that they're bad movies. Well produced, but still bad. With awkward tonal shifts and action sequences that drag. I think shortening them all down to about 90 minutes would fix most of that though. You wouldn't have time for the dragging action, and it might even be moving fast enough to not notice the tone changes. But who knows.

It's weird because gender doesn't have anything to do with why I don't take Supergirl seriously. Much like Robin, it's because she is pretty much a kid version of a much more serious character. No one belittles Wonder Woman. At least, no one that doesn't want to get punched in the mouth.

It took me forever to get through the 2nd one. We had it on the DVR and just chipped away at it for about a month. I haven't even looked at the 3rd one, but I'm certainly not going to buy it. It's not like they are bad movies, just way too long.

This sounds like a tricky scenario. If you are playing an early build that has a gamestopping bug, is it fair to review based on that build when it will not be the same one sold on day 1?

So my yoga mat is infused with blood? That explains a lot.

At this point, I'm probably voting for someone outside of the parties myself. Unfortunately most folks will just blindly for red or blue, regardless of who wins the primary. It would be astonishing if people decided to flee the two party system in droves.

How is being dependent on Kickstarter any different than being dependent on a publisher? Very few studios are entirely self sufficient.