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First time viewing of this tonight and maybe a new all-timer. Orson Welles was the fucking man.

#13 team in the country and runner up in ACC and we're an 8 seed, and UNC goes 22-13 and is an 11?? What the fuck is this committee smoking Edit: and Clemson, who we beat 2 days ago, is a 5. This shit's dumb.

We're an 8 seed???????

Can't believe TPAB turns 10 today, man. Remember counting down the minutes til this one came out.

Fellow Dedede main. We understand the true power of the hammer. (I'll also play Kirby and Piranha Plant regularly too)

Finally an update!!! 2. Shadow of the Gods (Bloodsworn Saga #1) - John Gwynne. Needed some dumb fantasy in the midst of Infinite Jest, and this did the trick for a while, but I DNF'd at about 50%. Objectively bad prose, and generic characters. Needed a once over by an editor. 3. The Adventures...

Moreso in the sense that I don't even really follow college sports a ton apart from my own team. Too much goin on. I prefer professional in that sense.

I've never been good at brackets, just sayin MAN is it good to see Lou killin it again🥲🥲Pat Kelsey is HIM!!!!!

I never finished season 3 either. As someone who thinks the first season is one of their favorite seasons of tv ever, it became kind of unbearable by the end.

This dude rules.

Mickey 17! Kind of a mess, and too long, but still liked it. Always happy with a new Bong feature.

Fuck ICE. Nazi scum.

This looks fucking insane. I should really revisit and finish the first.

Jesus, this is even more depressing than initially thought. https://abcnews.go.com/US/gene-hackman-death-mystery-sheriff-provide-updates-friday/story?id=119510052

Indy as far as I understand, is more of an exploration focused Immersive Sim like Prey or Dishonored. Not the biggest Indy fan, but I love that shit, and plan on playin when it comes to PS5.

Just now finishing last week's Severance, but holy fuck

I do this same thing. Balatro is the hall of fame game for this.

Possibly a used copy. Doesn't look like a bootleg. Maybe why it was ~60% off.

That was a stacked year, and I would've been happy with like 5 of those nominees, including Shape of Water, winning BP. Is it Del Toro's best film, no, but it's a lovely passion project that's an amalgamation of his best qualities as a filmmaker.