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When you become sad because this reminds you Space Quest VII would have been titled The Return of Roman Numerals.

Nowhere near the disconnect of TOS Scotty vs. Movie Scotty.

There's adult, and then there's out-of-state VIP adult.

Dishonored is so Cosmere.

And around the imitations swirl until we're all Tommy Wiseau.

It's hard to participate in services that are 100 people milling about, trying to nail each other's accents.

If the game doesn't have a Linux version, Steam won't let you play it.

Burn Notice is fun. Kinda hits that light action series niche Nash Bridges used to, but with spy/heisty plots. Edit: My Love Story! (Oremonogatari!) is really funny and touching.

If you don't like your Linux, there are a bajillion different Linuxes you can grab instead. For free! Edit: ...most easily installed by CD/DVD. Hmph. grumblegrumble... people makin' computers without drives, clothes without pockets...

Not exactly wise men from the east.

I can beat up Odium's dad.

Excuse me, excuse me. Could I have everyone's attention, just for a mo? Be very quick. Hello! It might seem like a stupid question, but has anything fallen from the sky recently?

Too many of those and you could turn into Klaus Kinski.

(drops mic)

" " - Gromit

Aw man, just a little too late for you to receive The Left Hand of Darkness.

Boom. Baaadaboom. Biiig badaboom.

I posted it as a Pun Dog meme at the time. Wasn't the first to make that pun, certainly won't be the last.

You get the low-calorie substitute they stocked instead. *inserts complaint*

The only one in the world. Shame! Shame! <activates Big Brother screens in all directions>

Re: Andrew, JJ sure does love magic blood as a deus ex machina.

Oh good, finally one my height.

Played a pleasant little Zelda-lite on Steam called Shipwreck. It's really easy, but charming.

You get gotten, get me? *inserts your confusion*

I rather wonder if some parents do that so there'll be a boomerang effect, counting on kids to come back around for meals and such, or even move back in. With phones, you'd best know what you want to use the phone for and how much you want to use it. If you don't use your phone much for advanced computery things like games and video, a bare-bones phone with a pay-as-you-go plan might be fine. If you and the person you want to talk to are computery anyway, Skype is free and will save you both some minutes on your plan.