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tfw 'Sons and Daughters' in an Office episode (and I didn't need a Wiki page to recognize it)

Quin wrote:I decided to rewatch The Office once this game started and I just now finished it again. I now remember exactly why it's my ultimate favourite show.

Don't remember if I mentioned before or not, but I started watching around, I think, the time the game was in signups or close to starting. Sort of a retry, since the first time I only went as far as the second season, but now I'm going all the way, currently started Season 7. I'd say Seasons 2-4 were great (I especially enjoyed Season 4, which got the most "errs" from critics, it seems - I think Carell KILLED IT during that season), afterwards there were the occasional laughs. I wouldn't say it evades some of the usual sitcom problems, like the sandbox need to create multiple romantic bonds within the cast or most of the characters falling into stereotypy (honestly, I'm about as tired of Dwight's village-alpha-male principles and way-o'-life as I grew tired of Ron Swanson being reduced to "steak! capitalism bad! leave me alone! manly man activities!"), but overall it's an enjoyable binge to burn through the summer.

insertnamehere wrote:is it too late to declare bankruptcy?

Or initiate Mulholland?

Tfw I reached an episode called "Mafia" and I genuinely imagined it would be a crazy office party game, ending with Dwight chasing everyone with his crossbow.

Pretty funneh episode, nonetheless.

Is Hilary Swank hot or not?

Turnip Head wrote:We better get paid overtime for this.

That's what she said.

Is it perpetual Day One in here, by the way?

I have now given you a bit more though.

That's what she sauh *clears throat*

Scotty wrote:That pings me really hard.

Epignosis wrote: 2/10
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That's what she said.

S~V~S wrote: Although I am, apparently, redundant.

That's what she said.

S~V~S wrote:PREDICTION: Rico & G-Man will have more posts than the 2 lowest posters.

Judging by some of the lowpost candidates, I don't find that to be hard at all.

That's what she said.

Also, for what it's worth,

I am a Cylon.

Quin wrote:I feel like you're the one who wanted to make Day 1 about me, timmer. But even so, let's do it. I'll do a good job of it.

timmer wrote:If by that you mean I want to focus on your little gambit, then absolutely.

That's what she said.

Epignosis wrote:Take away my negative point, please.

You still used Lynchdune imagery for your Dune game, so I say INH should keep it.

Epignosis wrote: So Say We All!
1313 Athena Way
New Caprica, 67

Dear Ricochet,

Games about numbers people are afraid of is really a niche market, and I fear you will have a difficult time finding the type of business you are seeking, particularly in this part of the globe.

My suggestion is that you stick to things people appreciate for themes, such as racial genocide or the subjugation of women. Those will assuredly have wider draws.

On a personal note, I am a huge fan of your work. Your evaluations with the Prog Archives Eclectic Team are second to none. You really put Simon Railton in his place!

Sincerely,
Epignosis

EPI:vdgg

I'll make up for it with games in which people will play mafia in their dreams or about annoying 8-bit dogs.

Hmm, no wait... still sounds nichey.

And hol' up, you got a street named after yourself, while I've been reassigned to HR at some paper company?

P.S.: I sure hope Simon Railton died during the Fall.

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