Also me when I realize I'm about to post on social media.

(I post anyway; post is life.)

Can't believe y'all are just giving these ideas away for free.

Jousting is Renn Wrestling, ultimately.

Where do you stand on "magick"? Is it reasonable/useful in certain circumstances, or is it trying too hard and achieving too little?

Oh yeah, if you're such a fan, where's your moon necklace covering up your sun necklace???

I took the contents of the Vaults as restitution for the baseless aggression, which I think was incredibly forgiving and generous of me.

In Morrowind, there was a mechanic where if you insult someone repeatedly, they eventually get mad and attack you, and if you then kill them it's totally fine, self-defense, no one cares.

In unrelated news, the guards at the Great House Vaults in Vivec kept getting mad at me one by one, weird.

Cats looking on... approvingly? That goes against literally everything I've ever heard from literally all cat owners.

That rules. Congratulations!

I looked at this photo and thought I was losing my mind, because those look almost exactly like G.I. Joe Barricade's gun. The red deco of him was my first toy after I immigrated to the U.S. as a kid, so I know him extremely well.

Looked it up, and yup, these guns were retools of Barricade's!

Also, every time they orgasmically said "Desert power!!!!!", my eyes rolled so far back into my head that I missed the following 5 minutes of the movie, but that's on me.

Thufir and Gurney are very important characters, and they just vanish from the script. You see Dr. Yueh for a total of about 30 seconds before his betrayal, so when he does it you just go "'Kay".

I didn't mind all the slo-mo stuff, although they made that desert the most desaturated, boring thing I've ever seen. Coulda gone for "alien wonder", instead went for "grey". I just felt like all the characters were at best archetypes, but certainly not people.

Librarians all going "I don't go into the biographies without a Blessed Chainmail at least, and if you research the periodicals you need a thrice-inscribed Rune of the Guardian and a pocket full of salt."

As far as I can tell, the thesis is: Books - like, the physical objects - are inherently Tomes Of Olde Darke Magicke, and if you go into the stacks unprepared, just thinking about your lunch or something, they'll pounce and annihilate you.

Which, frankly, sounds like a dope concept for a story.

I've watched "Line Goes Up" like 3 times.

Hungry.

I'm currently somewhere around November 2021, you can calibrate against that.