Don't forget this gem: http://www.laphamsquarterly.org/voices-in-time/kurt-vonnegut-at-the-blackboard.php?page=all

First Vonnegut I read, god bless it.

Whenever I worked for my dad at his auto shop, I always loved when people would bring in Lincolns. They may be overpriced, but they were easy to work on (as were all Fords) and very fun to "test drive."

The lack of dynamics, you mean. The only real feature of Vibram shoes are your feet and the confidence that someone on their payroll wasn't full of shit when he wrote a book about barefoot running.

Just 8k more for Wii U. C'mon guys!

Why not just buy on a Japanese site? They'll ship internationally for $20. Even amazon has them for around $550.

My PS3 wasn't 2x the cost of one in the USA.

Maybe I'm crazy, but I swear I've read this headline at least 5 times over the years.

I hope so. Best comment of the day by far.

I showed Hadashi no Gen to my US History class when I was doing student teaching. Hiroshima is something most students will be more familiar with than the firebombings of cities. It strikes a different tone than Hotaru no Haka too. The story starts lighthearted enough and then suddenly turns to chaos, demonstrating…

Or play on Gamecube!

This isn't nearly as interesting as Mikatonic University's discovery in 1930.

And I was always told rotoscoping was cheating.

I love my PS3.

I hear ya. I think the Dreamcast version is going to be a little more fun than the HD version, so I think I'm going to stick with it.

No VGA or DVI on your TV?

Why don't you just do the Dreamcast one?

David Whitley is the pen name of most my co-workers. Rock-on North Carolina.

Great comment.

My guess was corpses and I guess I wasn't to far off thematically.