Hoping we'll see it here, looks like a blast.

Monday! I'm watching GoGs Twitch for it.

The guy is actually flying a plane of some sorts now - I missed part of it so I dont know if he's trying to land it "far away" or back on "Earth." I liked the rocket bits earlier.

Play TLJ.
Get kidnapped by mermen to toil at their undersea luminous fungus mines.
Wander about and discover secret cave with 4 crystals puzzle.
Try to figure out one of the most obtuse puzzles in the game.
Give up.
Look it up in the internet.
Still have no idea what I'm supposed to do.
CURSE YOU, TORNQUIIIIIIIIIST!

TLJ is known foe its obtuse puzzles.

*yawn* Currently watching the WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view and seriously considering whether this might be a good time to go bake cookies. Or take a nap.

This PPV sucks.

Hm. Maybe some Desktop Dungeons.

Shit I never posted a Song of the Day!!!

Oh well, better late than never I suppose ;)

--Conversational FFA Thread Song of the Day--

Electric Light Orchestra - Ma-Ma-Ma Belle

You know the action's good when you're starting to doze off while watching. That means the excitement level is overloading your brain.

WWE should just never, ever do "Extreme" anything. It always fails. On the up side, the PPV took a decided upswing from the divas' title match onward. The women had a good match - and a long one, which is a nice change - and the Last Man Standing match was great. Now, once we get past the random ads for other WWE products while the poor crew has to reconstruct the ring area, we just have the title match, and I'm actually looking forward to that one. (Oh god. But first we have random annoyingness. Bo Dallas' voice makes my ears hurt. I'll take his brother, Bray Wyatt, any time.)

Sadly, this is still not the worst WWE PPV I've seen. We have some on VHS from the first half of the 2000s that made this one look glorious. Thank goodness I just pay $10/month for the Network, instead of the $40 a pop for the PPVs.

I'm not qualified to give in-depth critiques since I haven't watched more than a few moments of a wrestling match in years.
However, it does sound a hell of a lot better to not be paying so much for such a hit-and-miss product. I've been hearing for quite a while that mainstream wrestling has gone severely downhill.
At first I was surprised to hear of WWE getting away from their monthly pay-per-views, but with the quality decline it makes more sense. Better ten a month per person for large amounts of content than asking forty for a single event and getting nothing.

Additional - Wishing at the moment that I could trade you programs. Watching what's supposed to be a horror show turn into a total piece of shit, all the way down to a special guest star (washed out has-been I couldn't care less about), is annoying me a fair bit.

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Oh, WWE still does their monthly PPVs - they're just included in the monthly fee of ONLY $9.99 for each month of WWE Network. (Sorry - I even hear it that way in my head now. They've done the ONLY $9.99 so often on their shows that it's become a joke even with the announcers.) It is hit and miss, but overall still something I'm fond of. It won't really change until Vince McMahon retires (or more likely, dies); their training show, NXT, is run by Triple H and features some amazing talent that won't really make it big in the WWE until they stop only pushing big, strong guys, as opposed to smaller, more athletic guys (and gals).

If I want really awesome wrestling, honestly, I'll go look up Lucha Underground (or NXT). If I want my weekly soap opera and to spend some happy time yelling at the tv*, I'll go for WWE.

*I don't watch soap operas or sports, so.... yeah.

I don't think I'd want to trade you, but if I could share, I would. The title match was fun as hell to watch. :)

Now, off to bake cookies.

Well, so long as you still enjoy it, that's what matters, of course.

I would agree, the company won't change so long as McMahon is alive. Willing to bet he'll have the company in a stranglehold on his deathbed, and that's probably not the best thing overall.
If he's the one who has final say at all times, then he's very hit-and-miss, and 50 percent of a good product isn't anywhere near good enough.
Although, to be fair, one of the things I watched of recent wrestling and actually enjoyed was Lesnar attempting to turn Cena to paste via numerous German suplexes. That was fun. =)

Also, that's okay. I don't watch soap operas or sports either. ;)

I have to say...going to the competition, seeing Skyrim listed, and all the top reviews being negative?
People screaming and bitching and complaining, Bethesda and Valve now being hated because they're only interested in money?

It gives me a bit of a warm, fuzzy feeling...>=)