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@flameboy84: i enjoyed it! I was surprised, i'm pretty sure i couldn't stand any limp bizkit before this, but i found this one to be genuinely fun to listen to. Corny across the board and the ballads are probably straight up bad, but i thought the band knew exactly who they were, what their sound is and how to implement it in decent tracks in this day and age, especially as more newer bands seem to be influenced by the nü metal scene these days (i think of like bring me the horizon, poppy, a lot of that hyperpop scene, some of that trap metal scene popping up, the band tetrach is practically a nü metal revival band, etc.)

Oh man, i'll miss the hell out of ben on the site. I hope he continues to thrive at whatever next is coming his way and is doing okay in his own private life!!

While sure the game is a glorified Tabletop Simulator, I am loving the absolute heck out of Nintendo's Clubhouse Games. Presentation goes a long way for me I suppose, and I personally love the touch of trivia that it implements with every game, makes me feel more cultured and shit!

Spider-Man: 5/5

"FINISH IT!!"

Get a SNES, it's what I had when I was four and look at me now I make money and drink coffee in the morning.

I'm serious, where the FUCK is Clubhouse Games??

I found the podcasts helpful in a way that I wrote down games that caught my ear. I guess I'm of a minority in that I haven't had time to listen to the podcasts every week like I would do pretty religiously in high school and college. Still, I definitely get that the whole work that was put in here was a little overly dry and messy, maybe they can work on a way to be more straightforward with the accolade-giving while talking about the games they want to talk about?

Idk, Business Dave is my favorite thing ever, and as someone that continues to regularly buy and play Rock Band DLC, I would love to hear Alex's reports on new RB songs that come out. One of my earliest Bombcast memories is Ryan and Jeff talking about the DEVO tracks Harmonix put out to download, so I had quite the nostalgia lenses on when I went through that video (though like for real you probably just want to do one video a year about it lol). Maybe some of it has already been brought up in other podcasts? Nevertheless, it's just a simple video of reminiscing. Like I said, at worst I feel they might need to tighten up the video production a little better is all.

@shiftygism: ...ain't gonna lie, will be bumping in the whip. But at least that sounds like fifty times better! I'd say the same about Weird Al Yankovic's version, too.

I listened to "Fancy" by Iggy Azalea the other day, thinking I could defend that song despite thinking she's otherwise terrible, but uh, oh god, no, even that song was awful. Like, God-awful. Like, when people had beef with her accent, I get it now. Not only does it sound fake as hell, it also doesn't sound good either. At all.

Runners-up include "You're the One" by Greta Van Fleet, "Bad Blood" with Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar, and "Demons" by Imagine Dragons.

A Wrinkle in Time is somehow a 4/5 or fuck it maybe 5/5 movie despite a lot that should go against it: awfully overwrought, cheesy special effects, a six year-old you wanna punch, creepy love interest, messy editing. All of this goes to the wayside to make a movie with a great emotional core that I hardly get out of big budget movies anymore, plus give me a frequent change of scenery and I can be that much closer to being sold in a spectacle sense. An easy movie to turn your nose against and by all accounts you still will (see "they say Charles Wallace like every five seconds," the fucking Charles Wallace kid himself, and the kids pretending to jump off of fake cabbage lady at one point), but dammit it really is unlike anything I've seen this year and it turns out I mean that unironically.