Marcian Tobay

Ahhhh, I remember when people posted on these forums that she was a tease or a hypocrite for being in Playboy but not being naked. They couldn't handle the idea that a woman enjoyed being sexy but had limits. It was hilarious.

Dude hates Amulets.

Sautee I believe. You know your food!

Yeah.

Seriously, I tried to think of something ridiculous for Equation, but nothing really matches the 36 hours he spent in LA with me on his trek through Cali.

Let's play "What's wrong with this picture?
Glee's Christmas episode hits today. It deals with Secret Santa, Christmas decorations, and Artie's reaction to the fact that his girlfriend still believes in Santa Claus...

Also, more Kurt/Blaine duet, so that's awesome.

... Does anyone else think it's ominous that their fan-fic couples' name would be Kaine?

This here.

That was literally more Inf than I think I've made this entire game... o.o

You are my favorite.

I did this with my Mastermind. Defeated him in 6-7 mintues on my first try. Used 3 green small inspirations I picked up along the way. Not because I needed to, but because respawning pets is a pain.

This whole "How do we destroy Superman?" council on Trapdoor is weird to me. Are Masterminds that much stronger?

I know. It's fascinating and disturbing at the same time. I know for a fact that the final round in the game would be seen as an act of war if it was done aggressively. Really.

When the first person quits, you can see the real and true despair on their face as they are told that they were far and away the first to quit. You can't really fake that, and it broke my heart.

I think I could go three or four rounds. I don't remember which challenge it was, but I remember seeing on and thinking "Yup; this is when I'd quit".

It's a fun little exercise watching this show and guessing my own limits. I don't think I could win, but I could make it pretty far.

By the end of the first season, Val's pretty much transitioned from giving people insufficient blankets to demanding they do things that would, without a signed waiver, pretty much violate the Geneva Convention.

Watch the first season (the only one I've watched) and let me know if your answer stands.

Emperor Cole's Twitter.

Lord Recluse's Twitter.

Nemesis's Twitter.

You don't directly compete. You don't backstab. You don't eliminate one another. You simply survive.

In my favorite reality show of all time, all contestants are sealed off from the world and places in a small empty room. They may use the restroom and have bottled water whenever they want. Aside from that, there are only two rules:

1) What the robotic host Val says goes. If she says no one eats today, no one eats today. If she wants to disparage on your religion, you have to listen. If she says that everyone must press themselves against spikes, they must. If she starts a conversation asking why you cheated on your wife, you must give her a full answer. - Val wants her contestants to win as much as she wants to put them through trials. She will be your sweetest and most understanding friend that will work with you through your emotional problems... as long as you are willing to stay sleep deprived like her current whim demands.

2) There's a big red button in the middle of the room. Press it when you give up and admit that you'd rather lose the show than keep going.

Last one left standing gets $50,000. Good luck.

Dude.

I think I love this man.

Now to see how fans react to knowing that he isn't overly upset about this... knowing "True fans", they'll ignore it and pitchfork anyway.

Heather Morris thinks that the internet is when two spiders get married and move in together. It'll be months before she learns this.

I can only assume he danced at the news.
Now drink in his only musical number to date.