Either Belmont needs more time, or I need to quit whipping everything to death and just run to the exit... Belmont needs more time.

@chewblaha:

Speaking of car trouble, my CRV has an antifreeze leak that opens up whenever I turn on the heat. Oddly enough, just last week while driving it around in the cold, NPR starts running Car Talk and the guy on the phone had the exact same problem. Apparently breathing antifreeze is toxic, and I should get that thing…

@Salen:

@Michael Dukakis:

Bringing back? I didn't know it ever left. :D

@THE_MOOGLEKING:

Started Oblivion nearly a year ago, only played enough to get through the tutorial part of the game (about 1 hour), then stopped playing it in favor of finishing other stuff. I haven't touched it again until last night, and that was only after I had finally finished a few other games that I had been pushing back. If…

I read Murder Cake as Murder Face and now I have the urge to watch Metalocalypse. :(

My only concern with gaming laptops is that if you keep them in your lap they may overheat, roasting your nuts in the process.

I've always been partial to Apple Jacks. In case anyone is wondering, they call them Apple Jacks because they have apples in them. :P

What I really want is a new set of starters that doesn't follow the tradition of Water, Plant, and Fire. Say, Fighting, Psychic, and Dark perhaps?

Congrats Owen, though I must say that I can't stop staring at you eating that shrimp taco.

Surely by now they have enough unused content to release several games. What I want to know is, why not just release it all in one big package? I'm sure there are a lot of people, myself included, who would love to play through the broken tidbits in order to see the progression from when they first started to where…

Just for the heck of it, how about a part of Michaelangelo's Last Judgement, specifically the part where St. Bart is holding the flayed skin of Mike.

I keep my restroom relatively clean

Honestly, I found Bonetown to be a far worse game (morally, visually, and gameplay mechanically) than Rapelay.

Tell me more about these so-called "Totilo" dreams. They intrigue me so.

@Komrade Kayce:

As an up and coming Graphic Designer, I must say that I'm grateful for the bits of information that fall my way. A lot of what Mike learned from years of work I've managed to pick up while in school, but hearing about how and when it affected him really hammers the importance into me, and gives me hope that someday I…