IHaveAShrinkRay

Fellow photic sneezer here. I remember when we were kids, my dad would take my brother and I to late morning/early afternoon movies. When we left the darkened theater and walked out into the sunlight, we would all start sneezing simultaneously. It was actually something i looked forward to, still do when I leave the movies. It's a pleasant experience.

The music in this episode was just perfect.

I am de-lurking for a moment to talk about the endorsements on this episodes. I have now tried all three. Something True is a delightful podcast and I am already hoping there will be a season two beyond this initial run. I am to weak, both morally, and physically, to continue to attempt the cold shower capper. I bought the Sander's fudge (I went for the dark chocolate flavor), some spanish peanuts, and some vanilla ice cream. Those ingredients combined are a treat for the mouth and a balm for the soul. Thank you, Nick Breckon, thank you. 2 out of 3 ain't bad.

I feel like Sean is really starting to work through some issues with his parents and Disneyland.

It has me a bit worried. I have no knowledge of programming. It is my hope that the interface can be changed so the ship can be controlled by someone like me, or give the player the option to go more in depth with whatever language the console uses. Regardless of my fears, the idea of the game seems very interesting to me and I can't wait to try it.

I wonder how many execs, both in the gaming industry and otherwise, feel this way, but are checked by PR handlers before letting their thoughts go public.

You have chosen... wisely.

Journey was bar none one of the best multiplayer experiences I have ever had. I do believe that taking away direct communication from the players allowed for communication on a deeper level (yes I know that sounds silly). Also, no trash talk. :tup:

I have been listening to the podcast for a long time, and I have finally decided to take the plunge into the forums after supporting the Kickstarter. I have lurked here before, but now I look forward to actually communicating.