My cousin, brother and I used to get high and play MTG quite a bit back in the day. There’s a card called “Reef Pirates” that we used to joke around and call them Reefer Pirates. When I was making an account on Diablo 2 some time around then it’s what popped into my head and stuck.

I probably wouldn’t have bought it, but it came with my Index and Holy shit what an incredible experience. I’ve been playing the Arizona Sunshine remake and it’s been scratching the same itch. The reload mechanics are a ton of fun.

A manual auger works even better and doesn’t splash

AC Odyssey. I guess I’m Greek now

I really liked Rob Inglis’ read

I could go for a T300 for my workstation

Remember T/F/I/L Mag-rf is more effective than drawing

Recency bias: Tool - I hadn’t been to a concert of that caliber in years, it was exactly what I was craving. Setlist was incredible and the band were on top of their game. 9.5/10 wish they’'d played vicarious instead of the pot.

Favorite band: Rush - saw them back in 2012 on the Clockwork Angels tour. There’s no way these guys tour if they can’t play, show was great despite a lackluster setlist. I’m a 70s/early 80s rush fan and that era of their discography was largely unplayed.

Childhood: System of a Down - I was a massive fan of these guys and a young teenager and my old man took my brother and I to see them in '05

Honorable mentions: Black Sabbath, Slayer, Rob Zombie

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I’d take a new tenacious d movie any day. My vote is for learn to fly as well

Wonky looking eye on 'em

Song about writer’s block. Talks about sitting on the floor mulling over possible lyrics, going through the motions looking for inspiration.

25 or 6 to 4?

The rice chef

A schizophrenic man killed his parents and fled on a cross country pursuit from the police at the advice of his dog.

I had a big fluffy cat named Chewie, I fuckin miss that guy

From “Losing It” by Rush

“Some are born to move the world to live their fantasies, but most of us just dream about the things we’d like to be” was a lyric in the album following Moving Pictures which was Rush’s biggest album and they firmly sat in the former category at that point in their careers. Still my favorite band though