xhonzi

Both in diapers.

TV's Frink said:

Who said that?

For a minute there, I thought you had me on Ignore.

Well, I don't have any pics of myself at work for one.

Two...  well... call me a coward.

Soooooooooooooooooooooo sophisticated!

Don't worry.  It's very subtle. 

I bought Rogue Squadron 2&3 for my Wii since I never owned a GC.  They're pretty much unplayable with my GC controllers since the thumbsticks have such massive dead-zones.  You can't fine-tune anything, so you either turn 10 degrees or none.  I thought I should just pop them in my laptop and boot up dolphin and play them with a real joystick.  But then I found out that you can't play from the disc and you have to go snag a ROM.  I owned the games, so I thought- why not?  THEN it turns out that they are un-emulatable.

Darn.

Davnes007 said:

Leonardo said:

EyeShotFirst said:

They probably think George is gonna eventually replace them with jar jar.

or walkie talkies.

Make sure they're the ones with rubbery antennas....we don't want to poke out someone's eyes with a metal one.

That would be dangerous.

fishmanlee said:

EDIT:

you have a problem with the way he pronounces especially?

Original version so I dont seem like George Lucas:

You don't like the way he says especially?

PK: When you say "orfen", do you mean, "Orphan: a person who has lost his parents?" or "Often: frequently".

MG: Frequently.

PK: Ah, you said "often: frequently".

MG: I didn't say orphan frequently, I said it only once!

Almost there... [/red leader]

doubleofive said:

xhonzi said:

But you plan to add OoT when you get it for the 3DS?

Yes, though I'm fairly certain I beat it, though if I did, there are several dungeons I don't remember at all. I did beat Majora's Mask, or at least helped some kids I was babysitting beat it. Can't recall. Never had an N64 of my own.

 But... they're not on your above list?

Somehow once my wife has beaten it, I will wrestle the 3DS away from her

Read as:

Somehow once my wife has been beaten, I will wrestle the 3DS away from her

 That's more or less how it looks on the gamecube.  I have that collection with the 2 NES ones and the 2 N64 ones, with the extra dungeons.

EDIT: Wait... which pic is which?  The top looks like a low render resolution- but the bottom looks like a low texture resolution.  I'm not sure which one looks better.

I've heard a lot of people walked out of the theatre when they saw that 2x6 yellow brick.  Boy were they surprised to be told later that it was really a subtle clue as to the ending of the film.

Duh, duh duh!

But you plan to add OoT when you get it for the 3DS?

Although it does have a couple of goofs.  Only see it if you can handle such blatant (and I believe willful) anachronisms as the following:

When his parents are to the rehearsal dinner, Walter and his babysitter Dana are in the kitchen. Walter is playing with his Lego bricks. One of the towers he has built has a yellow 2x6 brick on top. These type of bricks were introduced by The Lego Company in 1981. The film is set in 1976.

The Box.

I had no interest (or very little, at least) until I saw that it was Screenwritten/Directed/Produced by Donnie Darko's Richard Kelly and a favourite author of mine- Richard Matheson.

I really enjoyed it.  It's hard to say much without ruining it...  but this movie was well marketed to keep its secrets intact, I think.  Think the Trailer/Ending of Star Trek III, but the reverse where it's not in the trailer.  Due to this fact, and the twisty-turny nature of the story, it's sure to keep you guessing until the end.

I would say that if you're interested in the body of work by either or both of the two previously mentioned people- then definitely check this one out.  If you like suspense thrillers, check it out.  If you want to see Jimmy Marsden in a movie where he isn't killed, kidnapped and brainwashed, or otherwise sidelined in the first 10 minutes...  or plays "the other guy" in the love triangle... then check it out.  It has a 5.8 on imdb.com, so be warned.  But I found it very enjoyable right up until the end.  Which we can talk about if someone else sees it.

THE END.

Bingowings said:

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Sweet.  This picture got past my "no pictures" settings.

I really need to start Windwaker.  I bought it when we got the Wii 3 or 4 years ago, and I haven't even started it.  I need to start it, THEN I need to finish it, THEN I will go buy a copy of Twilight Princess (and not start that for a couple of years).  Which reminds me... I need to get my son to play Ocarina of Time.  He's almost 8 which I think is probably close enough.

My wife and I are this close to finishing Mass Effect, then maybe we'll start WW.  But I really want to play Monkey Island 2 with her, so that we can also play 3 and 4 SO THAT I can finally play Tales of.

Decisions, decisions...

Also:

1. Back to the Future The Game is pretty fun.  I got the first episode free by responding to some solicitation before Christmas.  I'm not sure how hard it is to get it free now... but the game is also coming to PS3 and there's a "demo" on that which might be the whole first episode as well.
2. The wife was sick on Saturday so we logged a professional's day (about 6 hours) in World of Keflings.  That was a good time.
3. Looks like I missed the OT.com L4D-athon.  :(
4. Deadly Premonition is still bizarre and hilarious.
5. I finished the story on Fable 2, and there are a few sidequests I want to mop up.  But, as always, once the "story" is over, I seem to lose most of my interest in the sidequests... even though my thought just prior to ending the story is: Let's put the story to bed so I can get back to these sidequests!

How about something with "rise" in the title?

http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/23511/More-DLC-Coming-To-Left-for-Dead-2/

More L4D2 DLC coming.  Better that than L4D3!

bkev said:

Oh stob it you guys.
(Can I fit in yet?)

You're in!

What Plans? said:

I never understood why Jabba killed the green girl instead of the fat lady with 6 breasts.

 YOU LEAVE FAT DANCER ALONE!

bkev said:

I think it's a Frink-ism. I don't really find it that entertaining either, but what can you do?

 Didn't someone call you "well respected" once?

Akwat Kbrana said:

Woah, woah, woah! Whatever happened to voting on new members?

Stob it!  I need this!

Nah, you need the one where we decided to run with it.  Or was that 'carp'?

Ghostbusters said:

bkev said:

oh God the pain, reading his posts is hurting my brain. Are there truly people this stupid?

Calm down it's just a joke.

 Ha.

Ha.

It is to laugh.

Gaffer Tape said:

To clarify a little, there's a quotation-mark-looking button on the toolbar in the reply text field that allows you to create a quote block at any time in any place.  And from there you can just paste test into it.  Viola.

 Fixed?

Which reminds me...

Q: What's the difference between a viola and a trampoline?

A: You take your shoes off to jump on a trampoline.