The Weekly Worship: Hell, our Moms!

Whether your mother is a sweet Aunt May scolder or sassy Jessica Jones smoker, one thing’s for sure: Boy, do we love our mom-dooks.

They are undoubtedly the real life superheroes of our lives, putting up with an insurmountable heap of shit day in and day out. True, there are some pretty ill baby mamas out there that could give a shalluck-less, but even those too-young-to-cradle divas get respect for the grind.

Moms will front you their last $200 on a flight just to see you. Moms will front on liking certain foods just so you can enjoy the groceries. Moms will front enjoying every chuch rec basketball game of yours, despite your clutzy airball-layup-chucking ass never seeing the maple.

You actually flushed the toilet!?!!

Moms will even front so far as to “accepting” a Mother’s Day gift a week late because of your irresponsible, selfish procrastination.

Oh — that’s just my mom.

Moms are our rock. Our shoulder to lean on when the girl we’re dating turns out to be a gypsy who emptied our Citi savings and is currently wanted in 4 different countries. Moms actually understand why you “choose” to be umployed!

I know I’m a day late. And that only makes sense in my world. But, without our moms it’s hard to envision a reason for doing…well, just about anything.

Yesterday was Mother’s Day. And so is today. Tomorrow. And the next.

Thank you, MOMS!, for being the most powerful superheroes on the planet. Love ya’s.

Reason #383 for killing my son...

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Seriously, add us and we’ll add you back. Then delete you to pretend we have more followers than we are following. That’s how Twitter works, I think.

Now, if you didn’t preorder this game for your history teacher of a mother yesterday, then shame on you!

Now that Bioshock Infinite got pushed pack ’til 2013 (yes! I still need to play the 2nd one…), Grand Thefto Auto V would be lucky to come out in October, and Halo 4 isn’t slated until December, AC3 now appears the most anticipated game of the season. Well, besides the obvious Madden 13 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 releases that sell hotter than a carton of Marlboros.

Please let our Monsignors of Mad Gaming know which title makes your heart beat frantically in our “Reply” section just below. See it? Do it.

Speaking of assassins named Creed… with the resurrection of Sabretooth out of the way — at least temporary — Logan’s got a lot more to atone for in this past week’s Wolverine & the X-Men #10. Writer Jason Aaron’s dialogue has has never been more clever, and particularly eye-opening dense, a quality not often witnessed in a book starring American’s favorite cigar-chopping wood devil (“Awful time to stare, bub!” SNIKT!!)

Please stop naming things after my dead wife. Appreciate it.

Wolvie’s a lot like an NFL football player: a bloodthirsty madman on the field, a charitable child-loving teddy off of it. And, now, with the comic Hugh Jack pushing the iconic Patty Stewart out as the Mutant School Headmaster, the responsibilities just run deeper.

“Do I want to be in a film that everyone says SUCKS, or… stay part of a 1 Billion Dollar behemoth? Hmmm…”
Decisions, decisions.
Regardless of Mr. Claws’ monkey-in-the-middle superhero dilemma that reasons like a Voice/American Idol choice, the art from Chris Bachalo is cunningly vivacious, a little avante garde flav for a whole lotta chit-chat. Wolverine & the X-Men just nudged out Brian Bendis’ terrific Immortal Iron Fist tie-in that shows absolutely no Avengers or X-Men.
Wait, so you’re saying. (Hold on, my producers are trying to tell me..) Oh, so the book is called… Really? Oh shit. Sorry, folks, Bendis’ awesome AvX “related” comic is apparently called New Avengers. But, I could’ve swore! Nevermind. Just buy it.
Lastly, The Weekly Worship wants to send props to Entertainment Weekly for creating the highest quality geek culture covers week in and week out when they don’t spotlight Twilight. This week’s magazine covers Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated Alien prequel/sister/ponzi scheme, Prometheus. I don’t know much about the film except that Charlize’s pants are tight. And that we probably won’t be able to understand a word of dialogue from the Swedish lead. Cannot fucking wait:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1byZkbNB3Jw

Just urges me to demo Dead Space 3. You hear that E3!?!?!
-Travis Moody

2 Replies to “The Weekly Worship: Hell, our Moms!”

  1. Love how you ties in your content with family life…big Caitlin Stark fan, too!!

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