Avoid any situation in which you might have to do so.

Ok, I can kind of see that. A giant screen is going to have a much different vibe than a closer fancy curved monitor.

Are they different in some way, so certain games look better or are easier to play on one of them? I think I could understand that more than the pure chaos of mixing it up on identical monitors.

I play strictly on my left screen, but I couldn’t actually tell you why. The monitors are identical, and it’s no more of a strain to look at one over the other for extended periods. Left just feels right to me.

I get the sentiment, I do. But can we please stop associating tacos with that blubbering sludgefuck? Tacos are a beautiful thing.

There’s nothing more Reddit than making a thread on an unrelated community to throw a fit about mod decisions.

Like as the main or only instrument in a song? Probably Spanish guitar. See “Vamo Alla Flamenco” from Final Fantasy 9. I wanna say Diablo 2 had a good Spanish guitar track too, but no idea what it’s called.

Where were you with this kind of genius in 1993?

Monetary costs are not the only costs in this scenario. One of the costs of destroying the mountain is that the area no longer has that mountain. In exchange for warehouses and parking lots or whatever an “industrial area” means.

You lose a mountain to get some shitty parking lots or whatever.

I made this post mostly so I could say how I want to see Christopher Lambert as Connor MacLeod vs Christopher Lambert as Raiden.

Can a vampire landlord enter uninvited with 24 hours notice?

There’s so many good stories where some brave hero has to give their life to save the day, and because of their sacrifice, the good guys win, the survivors cheer, and everyone lives happily ever after. But the hero never gets to see the ending. They’ll never know if their sacrifice actually made a difference. They’ll never know if the day was really saved. In the end, they just have to have faith.

Ain’t that a bitch?

Donald Glover

Bicentennial Man

Yeah, animated is probably the way to go. Few sitcoms are going to get the budget for the costumes and makeup to not look dorky.

Addendum: The local vintner who supplies the tavern is a genial bullywug named Jeremiah who no one quite understands.

It’s not the intelligence I find as interesting as the formal education prior to villainy.

That episode is both one of my favorite pieces of Batman media ever, and also an excellent example of both a “lower decks” episode and a vignette episode. Absolute gem of the whole series.