We don't often see our video games "sweded."

@senselocke: That's the first thing I though of when I initially saw the ad.

Interesting thing with this ad is that it clearly is targeting kids; anyone over 18 doesn't really care about what their moms think about what they play.

@BeerManMike: And you're ok with all the stereotypes of gamers?

@TheAppleLeaf: Where in HI are you? I get great coverage whenever I visit Maui, both inside and out.

Wow, the amount of douche bags in here is really exceeding the daily quota.

@david.akerberg: Who cares about scratching their power brick?

@dxp1113: And what exactly would that be? If you're going to make jackass comments as least try and make sense.

@RaindropBebop: Ummm....you can identify her laptop on sight?

@lucky_you: A good chunk of Kotaku's writers own Macs as well, it's not just the gadget bloggers.

@OneTech: Right, then you can just rip out the power connector or have the laptop get dragged off as well. I mean, I'm not saying this is great advice, but that's some far reaching trolling there buddy.

That's why you leave it one the floor....am I missing something here?

@PsiWren: The fact that they're up means they probably did. hat makes you think they didn't?

@Whooped.D.Dew: The subway doesn't have this? I guess I just took it for granted on the Metro in DC, but they also have them on Portland's and I'm pretty sure the L in Chicago. Of course, those are newer systems, which probably has a lot to do with it. I do agree with the bus stop one though, especially in urban…

Mickey's Epic Adventure

Was up a while ago and I'm not sure if theyr'e still doing new ones, but this Gaf collection was pretty sweet. Just and example from there.

I don't know if that will work well with the rockets in my pockets.

Oh jesus, I though you were shooting a big fireball and then realized it was a light reflection.

@LouWhoo: Breaking up is fine but deleting me from facebook is crossing the line? I don't buy it...

@Richard: Yeah, it's called buying the application.