Smartypants has had some really fun bits, and Gastronauts can be good. But yeah, those are basically the only ones I watch consistently.
I’m looking forward to Dimension 20’s new show but that’s mostly for the wrestlers that are going to appear.
It’s totally worth it. My partner and I have been subscribed since the channel started, and Dirty Laundry, Game Changer and Um Actually alone are worth the price.
Glory to you, your house, and the house of David Johansen, a warrior and entertainer!
I both mourned the death and celebrated the life of someone who recently passed, FOR THE GLORY OF THE EMPIRE!
I heard it was a sick ostrich.
Echoing Zero Escape. The twists and turns of the series are absolutely magical, and I wish I could play the end of 999 for the first time again.
I got lucky and was there when my partner played for the first time, and watching his shock was a treat!
And the final one:
I’m a man.
But I changed.
Because I had to.
Oh well.
Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati. When all else fails, play dead.
It’s true, but they do exist!
Something Awful has been around since the very early 2000s, and they charge $10 to get an account, and the same to reinstate a banned account. It’s actually pretty nice because the fee tends to keep all but the most dedicated trolls from doing anything particularly stupid. And yes, I know they created 4chan, but the main forums are trying to be better people over the years.
I’m excitedly and eagerly expecting eloquent epitaphs and eschewing excessive effluence.
I’ve been playing Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name and I’m in love. This feels like a perfect bridge between Yakuza 6 and Like a Dragon. The play styles for fighting feel really clean and are actually fun, compared to some of the fight styles in earlier games.
I don’t know about spoiling enjoyment per se, but I do recommend at least playing 6. It sounds like you’ve already gotten through the early games. Are you enjoying yourself, or are you burning out on it?
This, absolutely. The claw catcher is my jam.
187 is an old California police code for a murder. Might still be in use, I don’t know. It came into more common knowledge with the song Deep Cover by Dr Dre and Snoop in 1992 with the lyrics “Yeah, and you don’t stop / 'Cause it’s 1-8-7 on a undercover cop”