Lord of the Rings, Gattaca, There’s Something About Mary, Dazed and Confused, The Death of Stalin.

There was a fan campaign asking the director of Tekken 8 to add it as a stage. After being explained why Waffle House is slouch a good location, he said it’d be difficult to get the rights to use their image for the game.

That’s terrifying. I can imagine a strap hanging off like a backpack or something and getting caught in the gap as the elevator rises.

Es imposible predecir que el usuario común hará con un producto. Por lo menos es una fuente de entretenimiento ver cómo lo maltratan.

The Blair Witch Project.

No. I occasionally have to lift heavy objects and if there’s one kind of injury I really want to prevent it’s degloving. Do not look it up if you’re squeamish.

Lawful is not moral.

The patent for the loading screen mini games should expire soon, right? I’m hoping it makes a comeback soon.

Are there any pictures of the inside?

Is it okay to bully nazis?

His peace is that if the grave.

I miss weed. Can’t pick it up again until I find a new job and get the drug test out of the way.

No, and keep your eyes on the road!

It outlived its usefulness ever since kids stopped being taught how to read analog clocks in schools. But in seriousness a nuclear attack could happen at any time and most people are just too burned out to care anymore. One can only live with a constant diet of modern news media for so long until they get desensitized.

With ideas for films like this, it’s no wonder all the legacy film studios are struggling to fill seats in theaters.

Just don’t pirate their shit to avoid provoking them. They take that so seriously they might consider it.

Every meeting would be a reminder of their mortality and their unceasing march to the grave.

The House of Blades by Will Wight. His writing style is so fast-paced and the action scenes are a lot like Mistborn’s. Wight also happens to work with the same enthusiasm as Sanderson and has about 26 books written since 2011. All of his books also happen to take place across parallel realities called “Iterations” with different magic systems all using similar underlying principles. I’m still early on in his bibliography but I’ve been enjoying it a lot so far.

I hope it does well and gets to tour in the West Coast.