Dave

Not an option, sadly.

Filming all nighters this week is starting to take its toll. I'm running on coffee and a half functioning brain.

Happy happy birthday!

Ashes of Ariandel comes out tomorrow.

When asked if he would step down after a second term, George Washington said, "I'll keep you in suspense. We'll see if I feel like it." Oh, wait, that didn't happen at all.

Just remember: if you don't vote, you forfeit your right to complain about anything that comes after.

I would rather people just vote.

The media was ruthless against Bush, and he still wound up getting two terms. Maybe you're just plain bad, Donny boy.

AND THAT ONE'S STILL GREEN!

That's my favorite part of it, for sure.

The trick with the first half is attacking the main Watcher and ignoring the other one that pops up, and waiting until the one on your side gets up and distracts either one of them. In the second half, it's a bit tougher because he's hitting harder and faster, but you can still backstab him if you can circle around, and parry (though I am terrible at parrying in DS3).

What part of Asia?

But it's such a good boss fight!

WWE keeps teasing a Goldberg return, and everyone seems to be jumping on how awesome it would be to get a rematch with him and Lesnar. All I can say is, if you thought Shane vs. Undertaker was slow and plodding....

Remember how Goldberg vs Lesnar was a terrible match? Why do people think that this will change over a decade later?

Filming outside for 12 hours in October makes you appreciate your winter coat.

Beat Bioshock Infinite. While I liked it a great deal and appreciate the story for what it wound up being, I think I liked it a bit more at the start than at the finish.

I find it really drags after the party leaves Midgar. I get that they're still trying to chase Sephiroth, but it feels like fighting through padding to get to the parts where you're actually doing something.

Playing through Bioshock Infinite. Frighteningly poignant.

And the Lords will go without thrones.

Just remember: we are working on destroying most of everything ever, so don't get too attached to what the other guys offer.

We usually outsource that to another local cult, though from what I understand, they're very limited to how many people get in.

Excellent! The Cult of Kefka supports all comers. All that is required is regular lamentations and dirges foretelling the ultimate destruction of all existence.

I think it's a national feeling after tonight.

I'm glad I'm Canadian.