I remember that my best friend had an 80s audio cassette carrying case similar to the one that was used for the Starfleet case carried by an extra in the corridor in #StarTrekTNG's "Half a Life"⬅️ and by Data in "Booby Trap".

... Mr. House winning is literally one of the canonical ending possibilities of New Vegas. And arguably the correct one. And the House always wins. Now, it'd be fun if that was the Yes Man sockpuppeting a Mr. House subroutine, but that seems doubtful. Rent must be due.

Naturally, our Discord has been having some fun with the news of the Gabecube (sic).

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Dangit. My Gabecube already bricked itself.

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Yeah, if I was kissing Monica Bellucci, I'd ruin 49 takes, too.

If there's one thing I've learned over the past 2-3 orbits (they were loud even before the series came out), it's that an impressive number of NV fans were never going to be happy. To "trigger" them right off the bat, a lot of that is NV's fault. With four possible endings, and

Well, he's a surprisingly large, ambulatory, sapient insect, so that was probably already the case for some of them.

"Yup. That's definitely stuck there."

Oh. Oh my. I guess the Fallout Fan Celebration is going to be a little... damp.

Honor Among Thieves was a solid movie, but I'm not sure the style really works for Star Trek. And, likewise, I'm fair certain JJ has already soured people on Star Trek cinematics, and Paramount sure as hell isn't helping the television side of things.

Great-Maker-damnit. I removed myself from a subthread of this tweet to cut down on some whiner's incessant, "YoU sOuNd AnGeRy!" nonsense, but I forgot that "remove yourself from the conversation" doesn't respect subthreads. X, fix your broken-assed platform, or enable a way to

I would ask, "How?" but I think the obvious answer is, "United States Marine Corps." Just remember the story of the three titanium spheres.

Sacred Cow Shipyards "Fans" derives from "fanatics" and sometimes it really shows.

Sacred Cow Shipyards HAT works as a movie because it accurately portrays how D&D usually plays out. The only thing that would've made it better was an after credits scene of all the actors dressed as normal people sitting around a table with the director as the DM.