And he looks sickly as hell IN THE ORIGINAL IMAGE!!!

The armored shoulder pads do not go over the jeweled shoulder pads, they replace them.

That man is some kind of shouldn’t be behind the wheel.

Here’s a theory:

Never mind the weight limit, the sign clearly said “No Semis”

I haven’t played it yet, and asking this may make me a clueless old person,but:

He liked it, was on track to be a career Naval officer, and had to leave for health reasons in time to miss WWII entirely.

But if you don’t force the players to slog through each level, how will you get them to keep putting quarters in the machine?

If your objective is to perpetuate the species, I think the gender ratio here is backwards. Other than that, yes.

Then again, humans are tool using specialists. There is no such thing as a wild human that doesn't at least have a stick for a weapon.

1. He may be a college student, but I see no indication that he's particularly bright.

This has been a glaringly obvious problem for more than fifty years. I don't know if it is finally reaching public awareness or if this story will go down the memory hole the way it has since before I was born.

Mickey Mouse is the creepy mascot of a corporate behemoth that aspires to turn as much of our culture as possible into copyrighted, trademarked properties. On his better days, he's just plain dated. He hasn't been "cool" for at least 70 years, with or without a light saber.

Yes, but has Jeremy Renner learned to use a bow yet?

I don't get it. Pound for pound, birds are at least twice as dangerous as reptiles. Why does everyone think a birdlike dinosaur is less scary? Is it lack of experience with animals? General fear of reptiles?

When enough people have pointed out that the brain is not a computer for futurism to start being perceived as a category of science denial.