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@skywalkzGFX - I'm pretty sure the original Nautilus was a sea dwelling creature famed for it's spiral shell.

That was horrifying.

I was looking for pro wrestling/Tron crossovers and all I got was this?

@koreflex - You're not actually disagreeing with Craig here. That's the subjective kind of morality he discussed. Without a transcendent moral guide such as God, however, there cannot be an objective morality.

Damn, I hate those psychos who always hang around at the beach and laugh while they murder you!

I'd suggest the Bastion lore, but discovering that is kinda the whole point of the game so don't.

Hmm... Lucas numbers, methinks? I'm not exactly sure where you're going with this, buy I think you're about to add another layer of complexity on what I was taught in school, which is fantastic. I wait with bated breath.

From whence do the orbs of splendor come? Where do they go?

I'm torn - I'm not sure whether the little smile at the end is too much or just enough. It's not quite gloaty enough, or covering up doubt, it just is. In many was that's all it needs to be, but I'm undecided whether I actually like it or not. The rest of the video and song is undoubtedly great -...

(Cont.) There are individuals who disagree on individual points, but it's ridiculous to suggest that 'religion' disagrees with 'science'.

The problem with the idea of 'science' disproving God is that he works in rational, often mundane ways. Just because you can identify the properties that caus...

Final speech of Hamlet - Fortinbras, prince of Poland(?) and new King of Denmark, practically waist-deep in dead royalty: "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest." Perhaps dragons may have been more appropriate here, but the sentiment is good.

I seriously almost di...

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They could have used lime - not the fruit, the material. That's pretty well old, and it's used to counter acid in agriculture.

Of course, that's assuming that would have actually worked.

I would have gone with, "Yore was a Grecian province where the Spartans developed exceptional shield technique".

Makes you wonder where the word actually comes from...

No mention of perhaps the coolest triangle party on the block, Sierpinski's triangle party? I'm shocked!

The 15th Century, eh? The things you learn.

It's funny - the jokes actually get progressively weaker, but the cumulative humor of the while block makes up for it an more. The Schrodinger's car one would have been awful at the start, but because it was at the end it worked.

Oh, and another thing. I was wondering if you had any advice for picking up a group that's been on hiatus for a while - do I play on as if tree was no gap or are there special considerations I should take?

I'm quite fond of "pheasant plucker". He's a pheasant plucker, I'm a pheasant plucker, we're all pheasant pluckers. ;)

You should name NPCs after us! We could give a few personality traits and/or descriptors and they could help/hider/be mercilessly slaughtered by our favorite Drogans!

Of course, that's probably too many NPCs, so maybe some kind of competition?

@19bostle93 - You should totally blend a copy of Skyrim in the store on the day it comes out, just to watch the fanboys cry.

Actually, don't do that. I might cry.

It's odd, not having actually played the game yet, but I'm really looking forward to what comes next. In five years the series has leapt and bounded from Oblivion, an already great game, into this work of art. In another five, ten years who knows what absolutely spectacular things we'll be doing....

I love how you end it so classy. Definitely the calibre of video that should be ended with Fin. Well played sir. :D

@chevymck - While it's not explicitly stated, that's the implication of the 'red light in the doorway'. It could also just mean that she may as well be a prostitute. I think the idea is general infidelity, with overtones of a cheap whore.

@87fcuktards - Classy, yes, but only a thin veneer over t...

I imagine it depends on them being silence- marked. When you use distortion, if the mark is to be triggered they make the champion the target not just the space. Then, when he dies, he goes back to his base an you follow. Pretty funny though.

Plenty of gambits... I see what you did there.

What's really integrally about these lyrics is that there's no real structure or motif to string it together, except the repeated 'half Jill and half Jack' line. That makes no particular message the key message and others added on - they're all equally viable.

On one level, it's definitely about...

Great song, well sung. Loved the wave made from your arms. Your channel continues to bring a smile to my face.

This is pretty cool. One day I will have a girlfriend who will sing this wig me over the phone ;)