It’s been my favorite story driven game franchise for many years

And I hope you enjoy Part 2. I loved it almost as much as the original, but it does NOT pull any punches narratively speaking so just be prepared to be challenged. It was controversial when it came out for several reasons (some valid, some not)

They’ll justify stuff like that by telling you they sold it to you at a discount price because the ads offset your costs. That’s what Amazon did with the cheap tablet I bought for my wife.

You don’t need to be allergic to advertisement to want avoid shit like this. The fucking audacity of companies these days. There is no place they won’t try to shove these damn things to the detriment of every product, service, and personal moment. If they could put screens under your eyelids you’d have to watch drug ads one blink at a time and your dreams would be sponsored by AT&T.

Global science community once again held back by shitty xenophobic governments.

I never really watched many action movies growing up, so I had never seen any Steven Seagal films, but I did know of him and mentally put him at the level of like Van Damme. In the last few years I’ve become aware that he’s pretty much a complete joke, and basically always has been. But I don’t think he was recognized as such at his peak popularity, was he? Did people always think he was cringe or were his films and performances actually received with earnest appreciation and applause? Despite how awful, full of exaggerated machismo and lazy they are.

Push him onto the pressure pad. Make it his fault.

Javascript Standards Team is such an Oxymoron.

Option 3 means that the Javascript standards team dies either way, right? Number 3. No hesitation.

Infinite options does not mean all options.

Right, as you said the natural numbers is an infinite set but it doesn’t contain fractional numbers between adjacent natural numbers. The set of natural numbers also doesn’t contain letters, or colors, or varieties of geese. You can even add other constraints to the set and still have an infinite set that contains even fewer possible values, like you could have the set of all natural numbers that don’t contain the digit 3.

People make the mistake of thinking that an infinite set of universes means that there is every conceivable version of a universe out there, but that’s not the case. Murphy’s law says that anything that can happen will happen, but that means things are still constrained by what can happen. Reality is constrained by consistent logic, the most basic of which is the identity law, p = p. It is a contradiction for both p and ~p to be true, a violation of reality. So if the multiverse is a reality, it is a single reality that is self consistent, meaning there is no Universe in the multiverse for which there doesn’t exist a multiverse.

My first thought. You’re legally obligated to multiclass bard now.

The amount of money my wife and I saved earning our degrees with libgen is in the thousands

Actually, I just got it for free from my Playstation plus membership, one of this month’s free downloads. Just wasn’t sure if it was even worth my time

I never played it after the terrible reviews and after seeing the ugly busy ui/damage splatter. It especially hurt as a fan of the Rocksteady batman games and huge DC comics fan. Did the updates help? Is it better? Worth a play?

Yeah, but he is also very drunk and uninhibited by that point because his boss keeps pushing scotches on him. He also goes to save his life without hesitation too. So not great, but again, could have been much worse.

Edit: I just thought about it and, if I remember correctly, he is not present when Stu orders and says he’s very allergic. They decide to order while waiting for Mrs. Doubtfire who had been “in the bathroom” for a long time. So he didn’t know Stu was allergic. Daniel just hears the cook call out the “non-spicy” dish for their table in the kitchen and then adds cayenne to it to fuck with him. Petty for sure, but he didn’t intend to seriously hurt the guy.

Ok, so devil’s advocate here. What Robin’s character, Daniel, does in the movie is rash, immature and a bit creepy. But that is the point. He is rash and immature at the beginning of the film. It’s why they get divorced in the first place. He’s a manchild and would rather be the fun dad than a responsible dad and makes his wife have to compensate for him and be the full time disciplinarian, maid, and bread winner. What redeems him is the growth he shows by the end. In pretending to be Mrs. Doubtfire, he becomes a more mature, responsible adult. Not just with how he interacts with the kids, but also in caring for his apartment, doing a job even when it sucks, advancing his career, etc. Obviously he doesn’t mature to the point that he reveals his deceit and apologizes for it of his own volition. But he does end up in a place where he and Miranda can amicably co-parent even as they remain separated, which is a long way from where they started.

And, in regard to the creepiness, let’s acknowledge that it could easily have been much worse. For example, he doesn’t creep on, hit on, or do anything sexually untoward to his ex-wife, Miranda, after their divorce, something I would not have been shocked to see in an early 90s comedy movie. I know that’s not a high bar, but let’s be real about the common brand of humor from films of the time. His primary crimes are, of course, misrepresentating/disguising his identity to fraudulently get a job nannying his kids, sabotaging Miranda’s ad in order to get that job, and being real low-key petty towards the new boyfriend and mildly tormenting him (the incident with the near chocking was not cool, but clearly accidental.) I personally don’t find those things, in the context of a comedy film, to be so heinous as to render the movie disgusting, appalling or without the ability to enjoy the humor. But that’s me. To each their own.

I like my macaroni and cheese teeth-shatteringly crunchy and clumped in a solid block of pure cheddar.

A pot roast is usually a larger cut of a tougher piece of beef with a lot of connective tissues. Like Chuck roast, brisket, or bottom round. It’s slow cooked to make the meat more tender. Traditionally, you include carrots, potatoes and onions in the pot to cook/briase in the meat juices. And you can make a gravy out of the juices/broth to serve with the meat and veggies by adding a thickener like flour, cornstarch or a roux.

Lemon Fettuccine Alfredo.

Ingredients:

• 9 oz fettuccine
• Juice and zest of a lemon
• 1 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
• 6 tbsp butter
• 1 cup freshly grated parmesan (or more)

Seasonings (not counting these):

• Salt to taste
• White pepper to taste
• Nutmeg to taste

Instructions:

1. Cook pasta al dente. Drain.
2. Stir 1 cup cream (set aside remaining 1/4 cup) and lemon juice in a large skillet.
3. Add butter to lemon cream mixture, heat over medium just until butter is melted, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat.
4. Add pasta to cream sauce and toss.
5. Add remaining cream and parmesan. Add zest and seasonings. Toss over low heat until sauce thickens slightly.

Note: Must use freshly grated parmesan. The pre-grated stuff will be gritty and not melt properly. And 1 cup of parmesan is just the minimum. Add as much you desire. Follow your heart.

“America will not abide Nazism.”

“Sorry. I have to return some video tapes” gets said constantly by American Psycho fans.