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  • I'm more of a tridactyl sort of foot guy than whatever twisted thing Gnome's logo is

  • I mean...

  • male horses compensate for that tho

  • IAM and Route53?

  • AWWW! That's so sweet!!

  • doing kindnesses for dogs, especially senior dogs, is so heartwarming <3

  • Wolfenstein games have all been pretty solid. Youngblood wasn't the best but I still got plenty of enjoyment from it.

    Metal Gear is Metal Gear.

    Twin Peaks' perfect third season earns it a spot in my list too.

    Space Station 14, while only being around five or six years, is still a continuation of Space Station 13 which has decades of culture and development built into it

    Maybe a bit of a stretch but the Porsche 911 seems like a solid car for its whole lifetime, even if the modern ones are too big and heavy it's cool they're still rear engine

  • except the chocolate popcorn at Seattle's Cinerama SIFF Cinema. That stuff is to die for.

  • based on his voice work as Skips from Regular Show, most definitely he's actually got the chops for it.

  • where?

  • That's what you signed up for tho.

  • What a needlessly hostile comment. At least share your answer, jeez.

  • Go on! Smile while you makin that thick ass shake

  • Devil’s advocate:

    Stop.

  • Flowery Twats!

  • As if its age has any bearing whatsoever on how enjoyable it is!

  • Oh wow I had forgotten all about True Detective. That was the one with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in Louisiana with all the cult symbols and shit? I barely remember it but I do remember really enjoying it.

    In any case, absolutely yes, but I would caution against jumping into season 3 of Twin Peaks without any context. it's really vital to watch at least most of the first two seasons, and for bonus points also watch the movie Fire Walk With Me. But if you don't wanna go through all that and wanna just inject the Lynchian surrealism directly into your bloodstream, dive in with episode 8 from the third season, it's an absolute masterpiece of surrealism.

  • i do knot see a problem with this logic

  • Yah, definitely agreed. I'd still say TNG is required viewing alongside DS9 for a well rounded Trek background.