I was hoping to find the Scottish UFO researcher with whom I share a name, but this will do.

And somehow, still less frightening than Woody.

Neither glock or glockenspiel will protect you when Woody appears in your back yard.

I got as far as typing "Hero Adv" and it showed up as the first result. But that might be me living in Brazil and having a few Portuguese-language games on Steam.

Well, not often, but the rare time that I follow-up on a lackluster review or comment, it's almost invariably because one or both players willfully decided to ignore this rule. It'd be like the famous "battle of wits" scene from The Princess Bride, but if neither of them knew where the poison was.

I recently reinforced the key rule in my baseball game Hits & Outs because some people have been deliberately choosing to ignore it, even though the rules are clear that it's not optional. They justify it by saying that they don't like bluffing, or are not well-versed enough to make smart decisions.

Thank you for reminding me that my amazing wife is in the 5% -- she left her well-paying, high-ranking government job of almost 20 years to pursue her dream of a career in comedy.

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I'm looking forward to seeing how it is received in South Korea! I was introduced to people from Playte at SPIEL Essen and they all seemed very excited about it. 🤞

What was the most probable contact-based outcome in Varsho's at-bat? A ground ball to the right side. What did Varsho do? He hit a ground ball to the right side. The data was right at their fingertips to let IKF get a normal or healthy lead, rather than fearing a 1-in-1000(?) freak occurrence.

I was fairly zen too until I found out this morning that IKF was told to stay close to third in case Varsho hit a line drive to the left side of the infield. You know, that same Varsho that pulls the ball on a regular basis and didn't line out to the left side of the infield ONCE all season.

That reminds me more of people than celestial objects!

Starburst? A starburst galaxy is one undergoing an exceptionally high rate of star formation and stars are formed in nebulas. Nurseries? Stars are born in nurseries. I like the idea that as you get more cards in your sets, you score more because a more massive star is born.

RENOVA

And the only Japanese game (⭐️) to receive more votes was Time Bomb Q, the latest release in a series that has sold over 600,000 copies!

That's a bracket, alright. Is there another side to it, or does the higher teams just get more and more time off?