Yeah, and the reactions to you fighting back would have made for other ways to drive the prejudice point home, I imagine.
I knew a guy in college who cross-dressed every once in a while. Very cool, easy-going guy.
I more or less agree with the last two. Since I hadn't played the follow-up Silicon Knights games, I thought it was going to be how both Sixth Sense and ED relied more on mindfucks than jump scares, but I see what you did.
I got to watch Avatar on the jumbotron in Cowboys stadium a summer or two ago. It held up as a popcorn flick, but I never thought making a world with blue elves that look like they came from a PC World Magazine cover was "revolutionary." And I keep being told I'm misremembering, which given that I merely watched a Let's Play of it once, is very possible, but I'm pretty sure my issue with Heavy Rain [spoilers?] was that the detective went to the bathroom in that clock shop, and wasn't the woman still there to witness whatever the hell? So how did ... eh, fuck it, it's literally been years since I watched that Let's Play, and I don't feel like watching it again.
I wonder if my profile picture could be a Hawkeye Initiative thing.
Dark Souls II review copy? Nice!
I think if you really liked them both, you would really like whatever they come up with, but hey, keeping expectations low always helps with the pleasant surprise factor.
Why should I buy it?
And you dance to a Village People song when you do this, according to that sign?
Well, they're not quite wearing pastels and putting flowers on their drums, but if The Sword started doing it, I wouldn't really question it, just assume they got really stoned and decided to focus on that other part of the seventies for an album.
I think I've said this before in one of your blogs with them in it, but Evile sounds a lot like Slayer to me.
Glad to see you around. Have some cake.
