This Valentine’s Day, cut the crap. Flowers die. Poems—let’s be honest—suck. If you think you can write a poem, chances are very high that you can’t. Candy makes you super fat—and let’s not even get started on the diseases! No, … Continue reading D20 for Valentine’s Day: In defense of Dungeons and Dragons
My high school was not big. It was fairly normal sized, maybe even small by some standards. And by the time senior year rolled around, almost everyone in the senior class at least recognized each other. I was feeling more … Continue reading Social Rejections of a Gamer Girl
Music to My Ears is looking ahead this week. Bravely Default’s only been out a few days now, but it’s worth featuring right now. “Serpent Eating the Ground” is the final boss theme. I don’t know who the final boss … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Serpent Eating the Ground
I swear, every new piece of information I hear confirms my believe that BioShock Infinite’s two part DLC, Burial at Sea, would have been better served as BioShock 4. Today’s confirmation of that belief comes in the form of a … Continue reading BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 2 DLC to Feature Crossbow
I haven’t had to do a bullets post in like four months now! I mean, sure, we weren’t able to update the site for three months. That’s fair. But I don’t see why that’s my fault. The bigger issue is … Continue reading Number Fifteen With a Bullet
As someone who has used Gamefly’s services various times in the past (along with similar knock-offs like the Blockbuster mailing rental system – may it rest in peace in the big outlet mall in the sky), I thought I could … Continue reading Is a Gamefly Membership worth your money?
Music to My Ears continues its regular Tuesday deal with a look at my favorite track from the recently released Pokemon X and Y. To be fair, a certain French professor’s theme and the power plant music are close, but…some … Continue reading Music to My Ears: vs. Team Flare Boss
I noticed an odd trend this year in the Superbowl commercials, and I’m not sure that I was a big fan. Maybe I’m the only one who feels this way, but typically, Superbowl commercials tend to follow trends every year … Continue reading Grading the Superbowl 2014 commercials: Why So Serious?
Last weekend, we headed over to California to get away for a weekend. Part of the experience was heading over to Hollywood to see a taping of the improv comedy show “Whose Line is it Anyway?” I remember watching episodes … Continue reading Whose Line Taping: The Ups and Downs (But Mostly Ups)
According to reports, oscar-winning actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his apartment with a hypodermic needle still in his arm. He was 46 years old. Although he battled addiction in the past, he had checked into rehab in … Continue reading Philip Seymour Hoffman found dead with needle in arm
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