This is the correct and accurate description of this very excellent show; Deadwood is the show I point to when I complain about people using "Shakespearean" as a name for a dialect, rather than a specific quality of writing.
Deadwood does have fewer dick jokes though
I feel like the "Don't Make Love To The Deep Fryer" flyer has people asking a lot of questions that are already answered by the flyer.
One also hopes that the get well card for Adam is unrelated.
Apologies if this isn't the right place for this. My small community is reeling from a horrible fire that destroyed most of a block in our downtown. Several stores lost everything, including our FLGS, Dandar's Games and Books. Dandar's has been an extremely welcoming and inclusive environment...
They voice femme-coded American accent Rook in Dragon Age: Veilguard. Otherwise she's mostly done some minor roles here and there, particularly in MMO/live-action games (Destiny 2, Fallout 76, WoW).
Really, TTRPGs have long been popular anywhere where is life is strictly institutionalized. D&D is incredibly popular in the prisons that allow their inmates to play.
I can't think of a genre more hard-coded towards people comically missing the point than Cyberpunk. It's almost refreshing when a property leans into the concept that cybernetics are cool and awesome. Also, being more familiar with the Cyberpunk 2077 video game than the tabletop game, but this...
My favorite subgenre is when "The Incorrect Dude" is trying to make a point where the facts point to the literal exact opposite of their point. "Dork ass losers" is probably the most famous example of the art form:
Got Ghost of Yotei for Christmas, and I've been binging on that for the past week. It is very very good and extremely my thing. Also Erika Ishii is very very good in it.