As cool as that is I find doing it with just a couple boards strapped to your feet a lot more impressive.

I looove my Stage 2 '08 LGT!

Ha ha, I did the same with my hunter.

I've found that everyone I've pointed that out to had never seen the movie in the first place.

Back in college I saw a guy with a hat that had 子猫 on it acting all tough getting on a bus. I couldn't help but burst out laughing because it translates to "kitten". At least it wasn't a tattoo though.

As annoying as it is to the gamers I think this is a bigger disservice to the artists and developers. I'm sure they put a lot of work into those graphics only to have them disabled for some reason. Maybe it was a good reason, but so far not by the sound of it.

Kind of like Malibu. There is a beach! Although it is reservoir...and about 7,000 ft higher in elevation.

It was around mid May on the East Canyon road in northern Utah.

I'll stick with my LGT (the second car to pass):

I can't remember my femshep's name, but my male shep was named Klaus Shepard. Get it? He is a German Shepard! Ah ha ha ha ha ha...I'll leave now >_>

*drool* With Subaru not bringing the Levorg or Legacy GT Wagons to the US this would be a nice upgrade for a current Subi owner.

Too bad there won't be a GT version.

It is Salt Lake City. The tallest building is only like 26 floors, so webbing wouldn't be very useful ha ha.

Bring the Levorg to the USA!

I love the Castlevania series. I even enjoyed their first foray into 3D. I do have to say though, that I thoroughly enjoyed the Lords of Darkness games. The gameplay has room to improve, but the artwork was phenomenal!

I think we are all on a Government watch list for watching this.

Love the Subarus

Looking at that whole list it is clear that money doesn't equal quality. In gameplay or technological aspects. Marketing is definitely the money pit here, and I work in Marketing! (Different industry though). That said I can't wait for Witcher 3!

I was riding around on a motorcycle in Vice City one time when I accidentally dropped the controller, drove up a light pole, and stopped on top of it. I could never recreate it, but luckily I had witnesses so I know I didn't imagine it ha ha.

I updated my desktop to be able to play BF4 with everything maxed out. It ended up being quite the handicap in multiplayer. There is just too much "stuff" on-screen that it makes it difficult to see opponents. I now play with a mix of low to ultra settings, which jumped my accuracy by about 2x.