Yeah, if it had been him sitting there talking to the camera his delivery would have been pretty dry and uninteresting. Make him a muppet and everything is perfect.

You could do a video on proper tempura... Nothing quite like tempura broccoli and tempura sweet potato (in good ways)!

I had never felt any kind of entitlement toward the body of a woman until a few years ago. It was equal parts terrifying and exhilarating. Before that, I’d have agreed with most of what you’re saying. After that, I realize that just because you’ve never felt some way before doesn’t mean you never WILL. I’ve certainly…

No, that red shelf is definitely not on the real wall. The real wall is the thing with the Grecian pillars, and it’s several feet back from the wall the shelf is mounted on.

Seems pretty clear that if any of that is part of the youtuber’s setpiece, all of it is.

Interesting that nobody is mentioning a certain hunk of junk Corellian YT-class freighter...

No, they had a real, remote controlled BB-8. Certain shots would need to be CGI, though— anything involving him navigating with his anchor wires, for example.

Hiroshima’s Ground Zero Park is a lovely memorial to the tragedy of the bombs and to the resilience of man and nature. Hiroshima in general is an amazing city today.

A decent percentage of the people who made money in those years would like to know that, too. The rest were corrupt.

But how will I know whether or not to like a game?!

Just remember, it’s Mike. He’s probably had that graphic ready for ages, prepared for the inevitable.

It depends what stage of the game you’re on. The numbers that will cause the shooter to lose change whether it’s the first roll of a round or if he’s on a point phase. The chances of a shooter winning on the first roll are pretty decent, since he needs to get either a 7 or an 11 (7 is the highest probability roll…

Maybe inductive charging will catch on for EVs?

Seems like she’s also showing that under all the cultural trappings and skin-deep phenotypical differences, we all still look pretty damn similar to each other and really aren’t that different from one another either.

I got curious about your completion percentage for each year. You ranged between 16% and 29% completion each year. Your best years were 2007 and 2009. 2015 was not your worst year— that’d be 2012 with 16.5% completion rate.

Heh, I’m primarily talking about the C-cells which don’t appear to have any metal at all. And which are $5 more than the D-cell spacers.

Heh, I’m primarily talking about the C-cells which don’t appear to have any metal at all. And which are $5 more than…

I don’t understand why Eneloop spacers are basically never on sale. They’re basically just molded plastic shells being sold for around $20. The markup compared to manufacturing costs has to be enormous.

I don’t understand why Eneloop spacers are basically never on sale. They’re basically just molded plastic shells…

No, I’ve gotten a couple on Origin. But Origin is a hassle— its updates are more obtrusive than Steam’s and it’s constantly forgetting login info (especially after an update). I also don’t like having my library split across multiple services.

I miss new EA products being available on Steam. They backed too many good projects for me to consider boycotting them back in the day, but their boycott of Steam has made it hard enough for me to get their games on PC that I generally don’t bother.

3840 x 2160, 2560 x 1440, and in a pinch, 1920 x 1080