I never kill any spider I see inside. Depending on where they are, I'll just leave them be or take them outside.

I'm naturally wary of handling most spiders though since even the ones aren't dangerous to humans can leave a painful bite if they get a bit jumpy.

Jumping spiderbros are always awesome though. Being completely harmless to humans, It's impossible to not want to pick one of these little guys up and let him jump around on your hands.

Watched Guardians of the Galaxy for the first time last night.

Easily one of the better superhero movies I've seen. Will definitely remember to catch the second one in cinemas when it comes out next year.

On top of having a perfectionist personality (though I feel it's almost never worth the effort to 100% a game), I've unfortunately grown to be very impatient with games, so I do occasionally consult a guide (mainly adventure/RPG games) and collect whatever I feel is currently worth the effort throughout the playthrough.

I don't feel that has any impact of my personal enjoyment of the game though. It's just how I like to do things.

I constantly played through shareware Wolf3D as a kid.

I'd have to say that game. Knew most of the levels inside out at one point.

So yeah, that would be about several dozen playthroughs.

But an act of senseless violence? One would think that the average Westerner, by now, would have abandoned the tired claim that the actions of the mujahidin – who have repeatedly stated their goals, intentions, and motivations – don’t make sense.

Lol.

It's senseless because their extremist mentality keeps them stuck 1000 years in the past. Individuals with a primitive worldview who know only how to use violence and intimidation to get their way. It's all they are and all they can ever be.

Coffee is nice. Drinking one now as I type this.

It's usually just the one cup before work.

Origin - Antithesis

Bolt Thrower - World Eater

Luca Turilli's Rhapsody - Excalibur

Damn I love Luca Turilli.

War of the Universe