Oh, that video games one made me grin. He hasn’t even played the games in question, when so many of the art games rely on actually making the choices in the game yourself. It’s more interactive, more personal.

Also, this discussion also gets deep into “No True Scotsman” territory. Either the games aren’t true Art, or they’re not actually games. Frankly, when someone’s bed becomes Art, who’s to say that games aren’t?

Haha, yeah, definitely not that sort of movie.

I watched it with my younger cousin. I think it got to “when you say fuck her, do you mean you’re gonna eat her out-” before the cousin switched it off and threatened to tell on me for buying a “gay swearing movie”. I nearly died of shame, but thankfully without screwed up notions about sexuality.

(The cover is pretty misleading, actually.)

Five whole minutes of that sepia-inspired banality? Wow. And the autotune makes me think they needed the lowest setting to let him hit the high notes.

Worst thing about this is, it’ll be all over the radio.

So is this the North Pole for Mr Hankey?

And this is why Poe’s Law exists.

Same here. Worse still is that it was apparently a true story?

The film won’t really inspire the same kind of sickening horror unless his guts start to spill out in an ECU shot. In 3D.

Electrocution seems so ordinary by comparison.

I didn’t see it, but now I don’t think I can see it any other way. Impressive work from the nerds.