CastlevaniaNut18

This show is so well done and intense as hell. I've convinced my husband to watch it with me and I'm gonna start over with him sometime this week.

I had to work the last three nights so I haven't been able to play. Off for two, so I'm ready to get going again tonight!

I think the outright hate is ridiculous. There's criticism to be had, sure. But it still better than the majority of TV out there.

In the books, sure. But that's irrelevant here. Dany clearly has green eyes in the show.

Arya still got those green eyes to shut, so my money is on her. I just don't want her to die doing it

Eh, I have mixed feelings. It was impressive from a visual standpoint but I just really dislike the arcs Dany and Jaime ended up with. It just feels lazy. Definitely not the worst ending ever, including Dexter. How fucking stupid

That boat didn't cost $1m and people who gave their money to this charlatan deserve to be suckered.

Almost always brought my lunch. Cafeteria food was generally nasty. Occasionally I'd get a burger and for some reason I liked the chicken nuggets back then. And my school would often have Pizza Hut or Pizza Inn brought in on Wednesdays so I'd eat that. I don't think I ever ate in the cafeteria once I got to high school. It was on a different part of the campus and once you made the trek to it, you hardly had time to eat and get back in time. I can't really remember how I paid for it. I'm thinking at some point the students had a card for their accounts and money was put on it maybe? Been too long.

I might pick this up to play with the spouse. I've loved Wolfenstein since the reboot and he enjoyed all three of them.

I might actually do Hulu+Live when I'm ready to resub. Only thing I noticed was that it doesn't have AMC, which I'd want for whenever Better Call Saul comes back. Though I'm not completely against pirating it...

I'm really not a horror fan at all. It's not that I'm too scared to watch them, the genre just never really did much for me. There are some exceptions, though, and IT is one of them. I also wanted to see Pet Sematary, but the reviews weren't so hot, so I'm gonna wait til it comes out on blu-ray. I do like some of Stephen King's work, though he's kinda hit or miss for me.

I mostly use Sling during NBA season. I already have MLB.tv for baseball and I can watch NFL over the air. I don't do college sports, so I get my NBA fix through Sling since it gives me TNT and ESPN.

The POTUS has the mentality of a toddler. America should be so proud.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2019/05/10/sponsor-an-ohio-abortion-bill-thinks-you-can-reimplant-ectopic-pregnancies-you-cant/?utm_term=.0b3bee91b88b I read this article today and legit raged.

Huh. I guess they improved it. When I had it, I was legit angry I paid a month for it and called to bitch them out for a refund. It was downright unwatchable. I'm trying to cut back some on my subs. I put Sling and Hulu on pause for a few months. I've got so much to watch on Netflix, it's really all I need for now.

Did Hulu's live TV service improve drastically? I had it for about a month when it came out and it was hot garbage. I canceled it quickly and went to Sling, which was a much smoother stream. I've canceled it for the time being, though.

Yes, and that's the biggest bummer for me. I miss the days of turn-based battles. At least I still have Dragon Quest...

I just have a lot of skepticism about this. I enjoyed the original, though I don't think it's the best in the series, let alone the greatest of all time, but I just feel like this will be so changed that it won't really feel like FFVII.

More like two years. What madness.

Despite the fact they beat the Celtics(who really just deserved to lose after that joke of a showing), I'd like to see the Bucks go all the way.

I really liked Catcher in the Rye, but I can see how it's not for a lot of people. I have The Stranger, it was given to me some time back, I need to read it. It's short enough.

Alrighty, thanks! I really want to give this series a try. I bought 0 on a Steam sale a little while back and I'll start there. I'd like to see the rest of the series come to PC. There's six games, right? Well, I guess 7, counting 0.

But they're still remasters of the first and second games, though, right?

I'm having a little trouble following the timeline of these games. Is this a remaster of Yakuza 2? What is the Kiwami part?