I just remembered that SEGA’s....I dunno, catchphrase or whatever, that they used in all their commercials, was somebody just screaming “SEGA” at you.
I just remembered that SEGA’s....I dunno, catchphrase or whatever, that they used in all their commercials, was somebody just screaming “SEGA” at you.
Nine times out of ten! Hard data, folks.
I remember reading this exact quote when the first images of the N64 controller leaked.
Isn’t “finding something to enjoy” and “looking for value” kind of the same thing? You’re contradicting yourself here.
“...there are some things not worth digging for intellectual value in.”
I saw an orange UFO (or an AMBER PROBE) while I was in Northern California on a Greyhound from Seattle to San Francisco about two or three hours before the planes hit the towers on 9/11.
White Men Can’t Jump, Even If Their Dad Is Black, Kinda Weird
No, I know, it was supposed to be sardonically irreverent
Martin Scorsese is a shitbag director who diddles his step kids? I didn’t think Shutter Island was very good either, but Jesus.
+1 can of beans n’ weiners
Damn, Robert is pretty cute.
Also, in the Hawks/Cards clip, Beastquake Vol. 2, peep game on Ricardo Lockette’s blocks. God damn.
Seahawks’ Facebook page posted this clip I hadn’t seen before, Marshawn mistaking a journalist for journeyman back-up QB Charlie “Clipboard Jesus” Whitehurst. This is darling. CHOLLY!
+12
This is actually a good distinction.
It depends on the backstory. If it’s illegal, sure, it’s graffiti (although I’d still classify it as “street art” [ugh] or something because it’s not prominently displaying someone’s name, and instead more of a character piece, but whatever, I don’t expect everyone to make this kind of distinction). If it’s…
I just don’t like the argument that simply because the stakes are huge for HIM, we should all be accepting of his actions when the cards don’t fall his way, regardless of what those actions are. I also say this as someone who is embroiled in a custody battle over my two year-old daughter with a drug-abusing drunk…
/falls off chair
That’s why the organization made the shift to “12's” instead of “the 12th man.” You think the fans came up with that? It was the team itself, because that agreement with Texas A&M ran out this year. And of course it stuck.
God. Unfortunately.