OneDollarWilliam

Watching Jeff lose the back end in that drift zone.

I'm in this picture and I do not like it.

The game Rorie was trying to think of was Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off-Road.

It has apparently been nine days since my first comment, and I've had time to watch all the way to the halfway point of the episode. This is not important.

What is important is that I think is game has some super ultra nerd shit in it: I'm pretty sure that the three people in jars (or more accurately urns) are a reference to the Samuel Beckett play Play. Wherein three performers, who are all portrayed as heads sticking out of jars perform individual monologues (often speaking over one another) with an interconnected narrative each from their own point of view. It's all about self-obsession, lust, rage, etc. E.g. the same themes as this part of the Demon's Souls lore.

There are actually over a dozen types of rock that are created from volcanic eruptions depending on the chemical makeup of the original magma, but the quickly recognizable ones are: obsidian, pumice, and basalt.

And hey, no rudeness necessary, we all forget obvious things sometimes.

@pluckylump: This. So much this. I respect Bakalar, but holy cow is he not equipped for this job. There must be at least one skilled physics teacher in the GB community who can break this stuff down for Dan *and* Jeff.

I like "Gridiron" as an alternative name for American Football.

@aires: Because watching other people do Sudoku is like a special level of hell?
I actually yelled "It's a six!" at my monitor.

@rayeth: @tdaonp: @brad: Same here. DoggCatcher gives me a "http.client.ClientProtocolException", but I'm able to stream it.

Oh man. When Jeff didn't recognize Jaxson Ryker of the Forgotten Sons? :Chef Kiss:

We for-got you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The tragedy is, I don't think the Forgotten Sons are bad wrestlers. All three of them are legitimately good in the ring, but this Sons of Anarchy gimmick is not even the good kind of wrestling trash.

"You got...

...

...Yamcha."