he was extremely nice and respectful to my partner when she had to work with him, so I’m never going to fully hate the guy on those merits. but the music is hell. a tuneless man.

No matter how much the world around it changes, those textfile links still sit patiently waiting for someone who still remembers the old ways. those ever-dwindling few who are still eager to decipher the anicent codes, and learn how to creat a passable Sabu in a 25 year old wrestling game.

I have a lore intensive mom, and I’ve known some other folks with lore intensive moms, so understand I mean this when I say this is one of the best individual Mom Lore examples I’ve ever seen.

it's a custom track I was playing in Clone Hero.

We raised $38k tonight for Extra Life. Couldn’t be happier with how everything turned out, especially because I didn’t die. Sincerest thanks to everyone who donated, watched, and hung out tonight. Couldn’t have done it without all of you.

I think Ebert did a lot of emailing. He once wrote to the Harmonix customer support because of something he found on our forums.

it does have a certain joie de vivre

it's important to be specific.

I mean, I personally think Tim Sweeney should be sitting with shame on a daily basis but I don't think we're gonna get him there any time soon.

it's weird to still have had this living connection to some part of my childhood just hanging out in my parents' house, still bearing witness to my family's life this far into adulthood. an unusually hearty little guy who chills in a terrarium and witnesses most major stages of my life.

Progressive is good auto, just don't use them for anything else.

it's a Stephen Sommers movie. the guy really only knows how to make cheeseball schlock. the question is only whether the cheeseball schlock is enjoyable (The Mummy, Deep Rising) or not (...the rest?)

everyone needs a hobby, man.