St. Apathy

This week I'm greatly disliking eulogy tweets and the like that try to be clever by referencing a dead celebrity's work.

Gonna give X-Files a go. Which seasons are the good ones, which to avoid?

TMK it was a christmas special from over a year ago.

Is that the third season made for Netflix or the special with Jon Hamm?

well it has everything marvel doesn't have. a werebear with a gatling gun for starters.

They have a communist gorilla with a gatling gun, though.

The latest Assassins Creed looks fun, but I've always given that franchise a wide berth. Not sure if I wan to give it a go.

Okay so that's Fallout done with, until the DLCs roll out at least.

Plenty of stuff to love but it doesn't hold together like 3 or NV did.

Seen it.

Could do with recommendations, I'm in the mood for something animated and/or humorous.

These mutants are aging beautifully for being their mid-late forties.

Also, I thought the bits of the trailer with the bible and the krishna to be rather silly.

Eh.

New question.

Do girls make "your dad" jokes?

I've been doing the Minutemen missions in Fallout 4 and I want out. Someone is having their shit fucked all the time. Is this what superman feels like? Its terrible.

I dig it. It's Snyder so it can only be so tolerable, but I'm finding myself liking the idea of Batfleck.

Losing interest, tbh. Finding out [ Spoiler : Shaun is grown old and kind of a pillock saps the motivation a bit. ]

I have found Shaun. Well....

Thanks, Pal.

I meant the first time, and apparently I missed the fact that Lester had tackled her on Kilgrave's word.

Two other questions; what was Reva doing with the flashdrive? And who hired Jessica to spy on Luke and his married girlfriend if it wasn't the husband, and why?

What would a zipper hoodie made of tweed do?

I'm a bit into episode 10 and no spoilers please but why the hell is Jessica pleased about being able to resist Kilgrave when she did let him go?

I agree with you on the registration, Red. It boils down to 'this group of people privilaged with power deserve the privilage of vigilantism'

My dislike of Iron Man/RDJ prevents me from rooting for the guy, however.

I think a better counterpoint might have been superheroes being used as special forces, or as a political tool. What if the government decided to keep the Avengers from helping out at an emergency in Wakanda in order to strongarm their government into exporting vibranium.

It is kind of rich that Ross, the guy who got a foreign soldier on the path to turn into an unstoppable beast who ripped Harlem to shreds, only to get appointed to a cabinet position. And Tony, builds a robot that destroys a citystate and suffers no consequence, being the voice for accoutability. Ad hominem, perhaps, but still.