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Finishes watching Unfrosted Oohhh THATS why Seinfeld is complaining about "wokeness". He made a bad movie and will blame the reception on him being "cancelled" or something! All in all not great, but does have its moments. Thomas Lennon and Bobby Moynihan are great together and Dean Norris vaguely mumbling "Russian" as Khruschev was good

Cleveland Browns want taxpayers to cover half the cost to build a $2.4B Brook Park dome or $1B renovation

Just watched it today and yea, fantastic series. All the leads are extremely likable, Edwins story has a lot of heart behind it, Ruth Connell was great, and I had no idea until I watched it that it a spinoff from The Sandman, though I know it was originally supposed to spinoff from Doom Patrol

First we have Reed Blankenship, now the Eagles have Cooper DeJean. When is the NFL going to stop forcing DEI down our throats and stop trying to make white DBs a thing? (I really hope ya'll realize this is sarcastic)

The first Rebel Moon I thought was in the "Its so bad its good" category. Nothing made sense, but the plot holes and lacm of world/character building made it entertainingly bad. Rebel Moon Part 2 was just fucking boring I'm one of those people. Granted, I've never seen a Zack Snyder movie in theaters. But I do keep watching his Netflix output. Mostly because I expect it to be bad and make me laugh. Rebel Moon Part 2 was bad, and never made me laugh

I watched Zack Snyder presents - Zack Snyder Productions - Rebel Moon Part 2: The Scargiver - A Zack Snyder Joint so you don't have to! Geez, I thought thee first one was bad, but Part 2 is much worse. The massive gaps in logic, plot holes and lack of world building in Part 1 made it at least entertainingly bad. Part 2 is just boring. Its 2 hours and 3 minutes long. Cut out all the unnecessary slow-mo and it would be like 45 minutes. So there you have it. Boring, it has emotional beats that don't hit because they mean nothing, it has plot twists so obvious Zack should've flashed "PLOT TWIST INCOMING" on screen. Though Djimon Hounsou kills it. His character of Titus is one of the few that have any depth or development

@Maxx usually sums it up very well with this

The microchip was created, but not long before the bombs dropped. The Pipboy isn't using vacuum tubes after all. But yea, a basic premise of Fallout is "What if after WWII, the world didn't focus on micro technology but went all in on atomic technology". Its why you'll see "gas" stations listing "Coolant" prices instead of gas. Its why most of the cars look like the Ford Nucleon.

This is interesting I think. He talks about how the various YT stats show the video just wasn't doing well, so he delisted it. For what its worth, I did "watch" the entire video when it was originally uploaded, but I didn't find it interesting, so I played a game and had it on in the background

Steam has the canon Fallout games (1, 2, 3, New Vegas, 4 and Tactics) on sale as a bundle for 75% off this week. $47.57 instead of close to $205. 3, 4, New Vegas and 76 also include all the DLC

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That was something that amazed me. The stuff going on inside Vault 33 was really interesting and I found myself waiting each episode to learn more

God damn E5. Just...damn