Don’t lie. It’s been more like 47 minutes.

You just described every retouched promo image of the past ten years.

Too many different types of cars, that would otherwise not be able to sustain their own series, in this these series for that.

Technically the frozen aisle.

I think the only true hurdle is infection. There already exists technology directly controlled by the brain (mostly prosthetics). Remember, the only bit of SAO with intentional sensory feedback was the initial world.

FC2 is also similar, in that it was open world and there were no crazy super powers like 1.

Let’s kick the tires and light the fires, big daddy.

If Steiner is :(, what is Vivi? D:? Q _Q?

There are a lot more problems than just the water. Remember how the gangs shot down a police helicopter in the favela a week after Rio was selected? Yeah, they’re still there.

This thing would take a boatload of lotion.

But our grasp of astrology does. So HAH.

You just reminded me of the (The) Santa Clause sequels. Fuck you.

“Why not lease a Mirai or FCX Clarity?” should be the first and last sentence of this article.

I’ve seen that one in person too. It’s pretty cool but not very detailed. In fact, the larger (around 6 ft) Exia and Unicorn displays at Gundam Base stores look better than the RX-78. The impressive thing about the Ex-S is the level of detail. It’s as if someone built the Ex-S with every single part, just…

I personally really like the lines on the Ver Ka kits in general.

I had the MG version, and it was wonderful. The 1/35 is breathtaking in person, though. I turned a corner at a shop in Taiwan, and it stopped me dead in my tracks.

Speaking of that, have you seen the huge 1/35 Ex-S?

Microwave rice cooker is where it’s at. It’s a bit less forgiving than the electric ones, but makes perfect rice. It’s convenient enough that I usually have to bring a few for family and friends each time I return to Taiwan.

I can’t remember which model, but I’ve seen that piece on another plamo before.

I think this one by sopp0310 is a bit more true to the original design.