[McD] James

I'm disappointed this thread isn't about cybernetic augmentation.

In retrospect, Boris Johnson's expectations for a Have Your Cake and Eat it too Brexit (which I will henceforth refer to as a Chocolate Cake Brexit because it sounds a lot better) were unreasonably optimistic as it doesn't look as though May could have realistically gotten the support from parliament needed for it in the first place. My estimates for a Salt & Vinegar Crisps Brexit (a nickname for the No-Deal Brexit) yesterday were around 40%, but today they're closer to 55%.

@Dark Pulse When I was watching Dr. Who yesterday there was one character by the name of John Ransome. Every time I saw him, I kept thinking that his name was actually Nigel, because he's got to be the most Nigel-looking bloke I've ever seen.

I disagree on 2/3 of your points. I found Mr. Freeze's succinct comment to be apt. What I'm overwhelmingly hearing from Brexit supporters right now is "We don't care if there's a deal or not, we were promised Brexit, and we want out immediately. We don't care what the libtards are saying about the economy, because maintaining our national identity and keeping Muslims out of Britain is more important in the long run." I also sometimes post on the Shmups message board, and I copied over part of my post here to the Brexit thread going on there. Attempts to rationalize why this idea is profoundly stupid from an economic standpoint are met by the usual uncreative ad hominem attacks and the viewpoint that Britain's population becoming increasingly less white is the biggest threat of all. I'm not really sure what Flesh420 was trying to say. As for the name Brexit itself, I have to admit that I actually kind of love the sound of it, even though what it entails is another story. Hearing Brexit makes me think of breakfast, and I love breakfast. And then I get to thinking about the prospects of eating either Crème brûlée or cake for breakfast, and the word becomes even more appealing.

Lord Buckethead is a champion. I loved seeing him on Last Week Tonight just now. Admittedly, I didn't know who he was earlier today, but I'm certainly glad that I do now.

I've been watching 1970s Dr. Who with Jon Pertwee. I like the newer episodes of Dr. Who, but I find the show so much more charming when the budget is the cost of a McDonald's Happy Meal. I noticed one scene where the exterior of the TARDIS was literally falling right off of its hinges. This show is amazing.

Hey, you know what game doesn't suck? Member Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land for the Gameboy? What a delightful game this is. Excellent level design, fun enemies, lots of hidden secrets and treasure to search for, and a ton of personality. But I swear, the gambling minigame is rigged! Who doesn't love Wario?!

Never played the games, but the gameplay footage makes them out to look really, really dull.

I can't stomach another minute of Soul Reaver 2. The puzzles are insultingly easy, yet it's infuriatingly difficult to know where I'm supposed to go on account of how samey-looking and dimly lit the environments are. The swimming controls in this game are somehow even worse than the swimming controls in SiN. Combat's no party, either. This game can fuck off.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Cheese and crackers, most of this movie kinda sucked. A lot of it felt less like a Harry Potter movie and more like a teen soap opera. So many subplots that went absolutely nowhere and often ended as soon as they started. What was the point of that whole ballroom dance subplot, and what the hell does Hermione see in Ron? Ron was kind of an asshole throughout most of this. Surprisingly, this movie became really good roughly 80% of the way through and kept its momentum going through to the very end. Less kooky characters, meandering subplots, and forced romance and more blood sacrifices, killer mermaids, dragons, black magic, and apocalyptic wizard battles to the death, please.

Joke wads are highly underappreciated here.

I'm baffled as to what anybody ever saw in Chevy Chase along with his movies in general. He's quite skilled in acting like a loudmouthed, obnoxious jackass, but I don't see how that equates itself to being funny. He's also notorious for being one of the most difficult actors to work with, as well as an awful person in general.

I love that clown. You've got a need for flavour. Lucky for you, there's the Asiago Mushroom Cheeseburger. With creamy peppercorn aioli, tender mushrooms, asiago cheese and crispy onion tanglers, it's got something to satisfy every taste bud. Get yours before it disappears.

I revisited Soul Reaver 1 about a month ago. I was a huge fan of it when it came out, but unfortunately, it hasn't aged well. The controls and combat are way too clunky, and the puzzles are tedious. Soul Reaver 2 plays a lot better, but it's unfortunately way too dark. I can't see jack or shit. Oh well, I'm primarily here for the story, and the Legacy of Kain series is superb in that regard. The voice acting also deserves a lot of recognition.

Soul Reaver 2.

The world's largest Dillard's Department Store is located in Scottsdale, Arizona and is 365,000 square feet in size.

Cat videos help me when my brain won't stop screaming at me. This is Tempest and Teacup. They love each other very, very much.

One of the greatest source ports of all time.

I wonder who will portray memes4lyfe in the inevitable Doomworld movie.

I can drink coffee black if I have to, but I find it so much better tasting with cream. No sugar, please.

It's pretty damn funny as well. By far one of my favorite games of this decade. I've gotten all of the achievements except for the class-5 apartment one.

Refridgerator's settings are fine. This is something that happens maybe twice a year. Sometimes coffee cream just isn't as fresh as its expiration date would tell you it is.