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Did you read the Sherlock Holmes story where he solved a crime by figuring out that the bad guy swallowed a clue? It was alimentary, my dear Watson.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I'm going to die before I hit 30 most likely.
House is a terrible show. It treads water entirely on the power of Hugh Laurie's personality.
Office pales in comparison to the BBC version.
And no I haven't read season 3 spoilers.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I was kinda looking forward to Season 3 of Heroes because we'll have actual supervillains now. What are some of these spoilers?
Season 3 will make season 2 look like it was well written.
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Out of all the D&D regulars you have the greatest appetite for puns. Give yourself some time to digest it.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
House may be the most formulaic show on television, this much is true. But you recognize why it's worth watching but mention it as a detraction?
1) Maybe. But we're talking about Hugh Laurie here!
2) Maybe. But even so you're comparing it to...
3) ... season 2 Heroes?
Maybe you should get Tori out of your head, she may have stepped on something.
It's just a clever method of creating a franchise that can span different media. A manga/anime about a video game spawing video games based off it.
Oh, Hugh Laurie is never a detraction. I could watch Hugh Laurie reading names out of the phone book and be entertained.
It's just that everything else about the show is terrible. It's Hugh Laurie swimming in a big pool of television shit.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Also, maybe fighting games feel a little anachronistic anymore. I mean, for a while around 2000, every other game was a fighting game, but today it just feels kind of disjointed and facile. Also, I know that the story in SoulCal has always been nonsensical, but now it just feels puerile. I think I'm requiring more out of a game these days.
Maybe I'd like it better if I had someone to play against.
i've been pinin for you
and my wish, when i touch myself
i am conjuring you
It helps that they're actually decently written to boot.
Meh. I recognize Heroes isn't the greatest thing ever, but TV has pretty much sucked for the last couple of years anyway.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
There's always Live and other PA people.
I have someone to play against and I will still not buy it. Actually the DBZ game looks much funnier and you don't have to pretend to know what your buttonmashing does.
come down to NYC for a bit and drag him with you
Yeah that's why I don't pick up fighting games anymore, I mean they just aren't my bag and playing online is not the same.
pleasepaypreacher.net
Stop it, both of you.
I watched one of the shows for a little while. It wasn't half bad, actually. There was a kid who lost his memory and some cat and a floating girl.
I just generally dislike franchises like that because I hate the idea that i have to get a ton of different crap to understand everything.
I used to really love them.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I'm going to feel bad when I say to my friend that I'm going up there to visit him and hang out and drink lots of craft beer, but then I leave to meet people I know from the internet.