I read the comment talking about New Vegas and then I misread this one as “Elvis” and for a few seconds it made sense to me.

Good selection of books. I should re-read Preacher.

As long as it’s not a shrubbery…

I was stuggling with this a lot (mostly successfully, I hope?) when we were playing Zombicide. None of us knew the game, we were confused by some rules and we got out asses kicked bad in the first tutorial scenario, but having experience from turn based games like X-Com, I felt like I had to bite my tongue a lot during the evening, especially once I realised that the margins for error are much smaller than I expected.

Car.

I would be jealous, if I didn’t have one that’s just as majestic as this one.

I see that as extreme close-up of a cute green toucan’s beak.

The people who run DND games are Dungeon Masters, or DMs.

It’s not meant to be taken literally, he’s probably referring just to the cheesemakers.

Next time just bring a speaker and start blasting What’s Up Danger. It’s just a leap of faith.

Of course not. She’s the first of that name.

There’s rules for that and in this case nope.

Newborn Rogue: A full commitment’s what I’m thinking of

This is a very wild guess, but I recall there being some resentment towards Polish immigrants in the UK on the basis of “they took our jerbs!”, especially ones working in utilities. So my thought was that this could be a in a small way an attempt to counterbalance this characterisation. See? Polish repairmen are cool!

Of course, the whole thing was a long time ago, long before brexit, the girl tweeting this may not even be from the UK, etc etc. But there could be a reason along these lines, who knows?

I don’t think people are usually complaining about female barbarians being half naked. But when you have a guy in plate so heavy that you can’t see him under it standing next to a girl in a metal bikini and they’re supposed to be the same class, that’s pretty weird.