But can this AI play A Children’s Card Game on a motorcycle?

Half-Life 3 CONFIRMED!

Red has also been the most commonly used spot color with black and white printing (since it contrasts with both black and white well enough to usually remain legible) so it was commonly used in newsprint and cheap advertisements, and has traditionally been the cheapest and easiest third color available for…

Simply put, we know that any form of animated media made by or created primarily for Japanese audiences is definitely anime. Anything beyond that is and will always be up for debate.

The most Nintendo thing Nintendo has ever Nintendone.

here is a rough Arabic translation

This was the minifig that was “me” in all my Lego adventures. Definitely my favorite. It’s still a touchpoint for me in my scifi designs, many many years later.

These are all late 70's/early 80's things so far. Will they include M-Tron? Blacktron? Space-Police? Ice-Planet? Those were my jams. Also, in those eras, the space helmets had visors, which just look so much better.

Kobolds aren’t a player race (yet? More races is an announced future stretch goal), so you may be right. And there’s no Mounted Combat, so Mammoth Rider is probably not going to be a prestige you’ll be able to take either.

Hi, I’m Troy McClure. You may remember me from such elite career orientation videos as “So You Want To Run General Electric?” and “Orientation The Right Way: Welcome To the St. Louis Cardinals.”

Today we’ll learn together about the exciting world of being the President of the United States. First, welcome to the Oval…

So I have a funny story about consumers and their perceptions of packaging.

Mokona from Magic Knights Rayearth, whose cheery greeting of “Pu-pu!” will safely comfort us through the Poo-poo that is real life.

Though you are probably Mokona’s pet, as it has reality warping powers.

Mokona (Magic Knight Rayearth, Tsubasa Chronicle)

Also, Mokona.

“I’m so fucked up.”

My guess is that the sword in question is meant for slicing exclusively, and not thrusting.