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It’s wild that it’s been at least 15 years since I last saw this movie and I could instantly recognize it as Scary Movie 3.

Monk strats for the win. My new tactic is running up walls to get an attack from above and gaining free advantage.

Let’s not stand around and argue about who killed who…

Well, I like the way my DM does it. I would say I’m surprised, but the logic behind the rules is way too far beyond my understanding and I regularly am thrown off by the exceptions.

Is a nat 20 not treated as a critical success? At least that’s how my 5e DM handles those.

This is sort of the case with my game. After 4 years, I just revealed to the party that the ‘big bad’ villain is actually my childhood friend and that she may not be as much of a threat as she’s letting on. I don’t actually know who the real villain is.

I don’t think so. I’ve been watching a lot of classics from my childhood lately and most of them weren’t hitting me that hard. Maybe it’s that the actual story and the horror of it sunk in properly for the first time as an adult. Hadn’t seen it since I was young. The voice acting from the pups is just incredible. That probably didn’t help.

I just recently rewatched 101 Dalmatians and actually cried multiple times just from really soaking it in. Just the way so much of it comes to life. The imperfections genuinely make it feel so much more alive.

Modern Hollywood animation is incredibly sterile and perfected. A major studio now would never imagine releasing something with visible sketch lines.

Yeah, why did I always hear him referred to as an “electric mouse”?

Or if you were like me and just wanted to see what would happen when you turned on every cheat at once, including games that don’t have them using GameShark.

I didn’t understand how it worked at first and was worried the GameShark was going to brick my PlayStation one day because it made some of my games crash.

Expertly done, thank you

Could be an album cover

I think that’s just a typo