ROCK OVER LONDON

In my neck of PA, it's pretty easy to slip another $15-$25 to have most things overlooked on an inspection. Not to say that's different than anywhere else, however.

And bragging about getting "turnt up". Pop-country eats from the slang buffet and leaves without paying. That genre is a cultural assimilation plague of locust.

Seriously, any Zardoz reference to anything ever commands my attention. I'm obsessed with how bizarre that movie is.

GUNS ARE GOOD. THE PENIS IS BAD.

I went to high school with a majority of these types. They have been talking about buying the beer to tailgate these concerts since May. This is their Christmas/pilgrimage to Mecca.

Welp, back to the salt mines!

I do recall seeing a playthrough on (dare I mention them in Kotaku) Game Grumps and I know I saw it as being a lot of fun, despite it's age.

Video games are art. Art is a projection of the creator's thoughts and beliefs. The moment a creator changes their art to suit the whims of the audience, it is no longer art. At that point, it's become a product. I believe that's the true issue at hand. We are arguing about a product as if it were art.

Uniracers looks pretty rad. Is it worth seeking out?

Vacuums don't exist in a household- they have to be sold to the owners by a salesman ;)

This comment is why I read Kotaku.

Can this be it's own separate post? I'd be very happy to hear more.

Ha Ha! I'll leave a +1 for toughness and grit.

anonymous WILD CARD INTERJECTION. Novel concept!

Yeah, but theories make Sonic fanfics. Nobody wants that shit.


Full disclosure: Despite my previous post about the state of GameXplain narration, speculation is a lot of fun. It can be very enjoyable to imagine and debate what may be/may have been. Imagination is why video games exist. Unlikely as it may be, but this…

I thought I could take it, but I can not. I refuse to watch any more GameXplain until they train their scrub-tier narrator in pacing and pronunciation. This video gave my ears whiplash.

Damnit, quit being right. I don't like thinking about how sad PA can be but it's unavoidable whenever I see an ATV followed by a manure truck followed by a F-150 towing a F-350 all on the same highway.

I'm surprised this is the first mention of Seanbaby on a Kotaku thread. That man is an American treasure.