Cameo in Power Rangers Megaforce!

Yeah enjoy it you wannabe's.

Omg I hope they make the entire Arakyd Ind. line of droids!

Carrier has arrived?

And if you disagree with her you're a chauvinist pig.

If DRM comes to console, I'm going to stick with being a PC gamer.

Don't ion engines take forever to really gain speed?

I don't care who you are or what your job is. As of right now, your only job is to start working on these thrusters. I want them completed before I die. Thank you. I'll be in my mock quarters getting ready for takeoff.

Think of it as rearranging the dirt and stuff. Just so it takes a longer time.

To many, brilliant has already lost its original meaning.

Why is it called the Xbox 1?
Because you play it once and buy a Wii U

My friends used to do a more complicated version

If this was truly the blackest black possible I would only be able to see the background. rip off

State of the art hexagon wheels help USSR forces move through the tough Soviet terrain.

Call of Duty 2 was a great part of my childhood. It peaked my interest in history and Call of Duty.

We require additional resources! I can't wait until we get good at catching astroids. (because I'll be dead) Once we master that however, we can finally take the first step at becoming a Type 1 Civilization.

Speaking of keyboards. I recently spilled water on my desk and when I moved my Oldschool Longboard G15 I hadn't realized somehow the water made its way up into the keyboard. Next day I'm moving my keyboard and some water pours out. Now my E and L keys on that keyboard don't work too well. I haven't tried it yet but…

I laugh at those judging these women. Maybe they don't care what people think of them. FWIW if I was offered a chance to get paid (nicely) to do nothing but wash cars in the hot sun in nothing but swim trunks hell yeah I'd fucking do it.

The first prototype lightsaber built by mysterious force users.

I find it weird how anyone could let this plant become illegal.

We need to move slowly into supercomputers. We all know, cliche or not, we build things we do not fully understand all the time.