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I will always remember when I was in San Francisco (and America) for the first time and I reached out to Rorie on Twitter, asking if we could meet up so I could buy him a beer or two as thanks for all the entertainment the site had given me. Never really expected a reply.

Later that day I got a very polite response, saying he’d love to but unfortunately he was otherwise engaged but if I was in town again another time to reach back out and to enjoy my time in SF. The fact he even responded shows his kind heart, but the real kicker was that the next day, the news about Ryan was published…

I cannot imagine how busy and emotionally drained he must have been at that time, yet he still found time to politely respond to a message from a stranger.

Going to miss you Rorie, all the best for the future.

Dan still claiming he hates Sour Cream, despite there being video evidence of him saying 'sour cream is good, did you know sour cream is good?' to Bonk when eating the taco bell menu is mind blowing and reinforces my view that it's a giant bit.

This show is consistently great. I'd love to see some guests at some point, I'm sure people like Austin would bring a super interesting POV to this show.

Immediately thought of Ghost Master, which is a game I haven’t thought about since the early 2000’s, but I remember vividly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Master

God, that little look Dan gives when he says " That's why we we call it the Blue Planet after all"....

edit: OK, he acknowledged it.

@vinny@alex Eurogamer did a story on GamePass about a month ago, and they delve into the developer return side of things, among other things. https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-02-17-is-xbox-game-pass-too-good-to-be-true

Everyone who likes Homelander/Antony Starr should watch Banshee. That show was fantastic and has some of the best fight/combat scenes on TV, probably movies as well.

Alex, looking for a closer... 1 hour+ later, still going.

@vinny@benpack If you haven't watched it and can find it, Masterchef UK & Masterchef: The Professionals are fantastic TV and the originators of a lot of US food competition TV. It's a lot less 'dramatised' than a lot of the US food shows I've watched (though still some, cos, reality TV). There are seasons of both on Netflix UK, not sure if they're available on US Netflix.

I also agree with this. I totally appreciated it coming after the game, especially as a palate cleanser, but I think it fits much better and the tone suits a "Hey, we might all die tomorrow, so lets just have a good time", much more when incorporated into the overall story.

Whenever you guys do it, make sure you have a block of time, as it's quite long and there's a lot of conversations and moments to poke around at. Especially if you want to do the pull up challenge battle.