Can't help but think his roommates barbecue went very, very wrong.

Ah...you're watching Netflix. I missed that piece of information. And also: don't question movie logic ;)
Great now i try to imagine that :)

This is embarrassing to ask but does anyone remember the name of the 'hero' in Dunwitch Horror? No I don't mean the "monster" I'm talking about the leader of the group that stops him and leads the assault in the hills.

NVM I FOUND IT. :P

-laughing hard- Good image.

What I didn't know at the time was that they invited people over. That's why they did the barbecue in the shitty weather.
Ah well, avoided heat stroke and got a good meal out of it, so everything worked out in the end.

2 incidents of gunfire and 3 people in the hospital in the last 24hrs.
My little town is growing up, unfortunately.

On a totally unrelated note: I just realised that i have discount code for Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (66% off) which is valid until September 21. Anyone interested?

Oh wow... just for the record, what do you consider little?

About 128,000. Much smaller than anywhere else I've lived so it's 'small' to me.
No thank you but a generous offer. :-)

Almost the same as the "city" where I live. Which is considered one of the bigger cities in Switzerland :D
But that is Switzerland, it is always quite cute what is considered big or a city here :P

Funny. Everthing above 100,000 is usually defined as a large city :).
Well it would be unfortunate to let this discount code become invalid and i already own both Guacamelee! versions....

Switzerland is 41,285 km², Iowa is 145,743 km².
Rather to be expected. :-)

Been watching Transformers Prime lately and I love how dark that show is.

Chicago, which is 5 hours away is 2.719 million without the 'suburbs', we're pretty small. :-)

Really? I never considered that as the number to define a large city. I would define that as small city. Nothing more.

True :D
But it is still cute :D But I have to say I like these "big" Swiss cities. Quite relaxed and not too big.

Well I can refer to atleast german definitions and iirc there are some international conventions as well (but there quite old. From 1887 i guess) which means that there are about 1750 large cities worldwide. The next larger type would be a megacity which is from 1 Million upwards (300 wordldwide). Yay that's my topic :)

Only 1 Million more than Hamburg without it's metropolitan area :)