Just, idiots blindly following what a bit of technology tells them to do and stumbling their way through on sheer luck.

Absolutely +1 on Kipo, a ton of that show lives rent free in my head

I bought some after trying it at Firehouse Subs (I think) once and liking it and ISTG the bottles in stores is completely different than what they give restaurants. Absolutely zero spice, just honey. Total waste of money, thankfully was cheaper around where I live.

The short stories were a few years ago, they just published a whole new novel a few months ago in the same setting. Have not had a chance to touch it, though, so no idea how it is.

It's almost like caribou are native to the northern parts of Canada and Alaska and not the mainland United States. Also maybe learn to spell the animal you're using for your un-cited defense before you go off.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories looks like

I have to assume it's for gyroscopic stability, like with a bullet or arrow. Make spinny, fly straighter.

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Woe, brick upon ye

I am vaguely afraid this is going to be a series we binge further at some point, because in some ways it's exactly as mediocre as we'd imagined, but in others it's better, and others still it's worse, and if we enjoy anything it's bitching about media that's almost, but not quite, good/great.

I must stress though I definitely enjoy the main protagonists and especially adore Clay. Their dynamic hard-carries most of the damn book to a point that the portions revolving around their separation suffer somewhat.

Every adult feels as dumb as a bag of rocks to make the kids seem smarter. The pacing is blisteringly fast at times, and there's definitely an odd phrase or incorrect-feeling word here and there that took me out of it.

The fact that bro just slapped a big 'no you can't build here' zone on the bridge roof is so fucking dumb considering the engie needs to sentry jump to get up there in the first place.

To be fair, 'owning a cool spaceship' is a trait that makes someone AT LEAST 3x hotter