I did! I watched Muppets Treasure Island and Muppets Wizard of Oz…

This is a genuine line of inquiry which originated from me thinking of the words “sacre bleu cheese.”

It just goes to show you that whimsy can lead to hard questions.

With the help of our cleric I got better.

How’d they get a cave in what looks like a high rise building? Did they carve out the inside of a mountain for an eatery?

It’s the name of the combination gentleman’s club/racing track between the airport and the other airport.

By my count it is in at least 4 ways a Christmas movie, maybe as many as 6 depending on the various statistical weights one wants to apply to individual elements.

They say you should see a doctor if that’s true for over 4 minutes.

That man is a murdered.

Some people might know a little of the behind the scenes shenanigans which suggest the desire to be more of an action hero largely seemed to be a Patrick Stewart thing and he got more sway as the show became more popular and his salary went up.

It's nice there are some games which manage to do a variety of play to various extents. The verisimilitude Bethesda tries for in their RPGs with most world objects being some form of loot AND housing decoration comes to mind, even if there aren't systems, like farming say, to back them up.

I feel like a percentage of gamers might think this and everyone’s issue is that they perceive it to be too large a percentage.

Following from that, I truly don’t believe that other mediums have a significantly larger percent of sophisticates-to-lowest common denominator it just seems like they do