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Dispatches From the Halls: They Called Me P

Gary Smith

My earliest video game experiences were with Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt, but Super Mario Bros. 3 is the first game I actually remember playing. Thanks to my habit of using up my dad's hard-earned P-Wings, I earned a rather unusual childhood nickname: P.

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The Riot Retort: BioWare Deserved Better? It Got What It Deserved

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BioWare is gone, and the gaming industry is mourning. But after more than a decade of disappointing releases, ballooning development cycles, and questionable creative decisions, did the legendary RPG studio really deserve better? Patriot returns with a profanity-laced Riot Retort to argue otherwise.

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The Sunday Sermon: Dark Souls and the Bonfire at the End of the World

Gary Smith

In *Dark Souls*, death is inevitable, but giving up doesn't have to be. As the Chosen Undead struggles through a dying world, the bonfires offer a place to rest before facing the darkness again. This week's Sunday Sermon explores James 1:2–5, Matthew 11:28, and what Scripture teaches us about perseverance, wisdom, and finding rest in God.

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Stripped to Kill Review (1987) — Thalia’s Spook-n-Boobtacular Day 7

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Beautiful dancers, a serial killer, and a policewoman working undercover at a strip club. What could possibly go wrong? Thalia reviews Katt Shea's Stripped to Kill (1987), starring Kay Lenz and Norman Fell, and discovers a shocking conspiracy: the murders are perfectly illuminated, but she can't see the bloody strip routines!

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