The Dark Crystal is a good scary movie for kids. The movie that got me scared as a kid was a Ernest Scared Stupid. I can’t explain why, that movie scared the shit out of me. After that it was watching The Relic.

I dunno what OP’s daughter was watching that wasn’t ‘scary enough’ but going straight to The Descent was a terrible idea.

It kind of looks like the road may have been resurfaced. The curbs at the bottom of the pillars look a little taller in the second picture.

I feel like Trump would have his blood scrubbed nightly to prevent just that kind of thing.

What kind of Reddit-only locked terminal are you using to type on Reddit that you can’t also use to search things up?

A lot of show models in stores are wall mounted these days, saves on space (especially at places like Walmart and Target where they sell smaller sizes). That’s being said, though, it doesn’t take much to look under a wall-mounted TV to figure it where the foot(s) go.

Yep. The single-player campaign is available for everyone, but the people who pre-ordered got to play it a week early.

The shortness of the campaign could be a contributed to a couple factors: there were rumors that MW3 started off life as DLC for MW2; the game developer Sledgehammer Games had come out and said they were initially tasked with developing Advanced Warfare 2 (I think) but that project was cancelled and they pivoted to MW3 and got that completed in 18 months.

Either way, the campaign is a big disappointment. Multiplayer seems to be getting enjoyed by a lot of people, though. Haters gonna hate.

Early Access to the single player campaign is a pre-order bonus.

That’s Jon Hamm’s head with Patrick Mahomes’ hair.

Now I’m very fascinated by this thread and I want to jump in, so thank you.

I would like to make a few points: 1. I think that the limitations of where you can invite a vampire into are scoped to where you reside, that is, the indoor location that you own or that you rent that you are currently occupying. 2. A warrant is not an invitation. A search warrant, for instance, gives authorities the ability to legally enter a location for a specific purpose where they would otherwise be unable to. In the case of a vampire cop they would legally be allowed to enter but physically unable as there was no invitation. 3. The only case I can think of where things would get murky (kind of) is in the case of a legal seizure of property. In that case a vampire would be able to enter, however, because the property was seized it no longer serves as the residence for the individual and so there can be no invitation in the first place.

And so I would maintain that any vampire, regardless of occupation, would be unable to enter a potential victim’s residence. If there were a vampire judge who could issue a seizure of property, that is a potential loophole that would enable a vampire to confront a victim.

Also I’d be super down to continue this conversation.