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As if we all needed another reason to hate Reddit. 3/13/2024

 Hey everyone, Below are some recent photos I took of myself. I mistakenly uploaded them somewhere previously, so I wanted to post these here just in case. If you arrived here through a reverse-image search, something may be seriously wrong, and you should reach out to me immediately if this is the case; willsalsman14[at]gmail[dot]com is currently a good contact email. Thank you. I will later upload these to Facebook, *but* with many other photos mixed in. I will do this to promote better SEO and to prevent misuse etc. I will write more eventually, probably here, thanks for your time. 12/14/23 12:46 EST Will Salsman  

 Originally written 2/17/21, published 4/27/21 And what a strange movie it is. Just to throw some life into my very-quiet blog I figured I'd discuss some thoughts off the most recent Nicholas Cage movie, the direct-to-pay-per-view "Willy's Wonderland." Its runtime is an hour and thirty minutes, and currently costs about $20 to stream it on Redbox On-Demand, Prime Video, and several other sites, or about 20 minutes of your time if you decide to try and figure out how to pirate/unofficially stream the thing. It's ok. I think I'd be doing any and all readers a disservice even in just saying what *isn't* in this movie, so if this looks like a fun movie you'd be interested in seeing, then consider this as a spoiler warning. You should be able to know where to find this film, and here's the trailer if you haven't seen that yet, so maybe check those things out first. Last warning! Willy's Wonderland apparently ran on a budget of 5 million dollars...

Published by Obsidian Entertainment. Original release date: March 26th, 2015. Definitive Edition release date: November 15th, 2015.Price: $29.99 MSRP.  Current Steam Sale : $7.49.  Current Epic Games Sale : $9.99 (with coupon.) This article has also been published on Tumblr.com ( Mirror Link ) 12/23/20 Over the past week or so, as a part of the  Epic Games Free Game of the Week  promotion, I’ve picked up  Pillars of Eternity - Definitive Edition  for free and have been playing it on its Normal difficulty almost nonstop ever since. This being the second video game by Obsidian I have played (the first one being  Outer Worlds --releasing four years after  Pillars  had its original release), I felt it appropriate to share some of my thoughts over the quality and experience of this game, comparisons I have made, and some other miscellaneous observations. It’s worth prefacing this with that I have not fully completed a run through this game and hav...