I loved that game.  To this day, whenever I hurt myself in new and exciting ways, I always shout, "Ouch! What do you do?"

Spy Hunter: Forest Level
Spy Hunter 2: Snow Level
Spy Hunter 3: Ocean Level
Spy Hunter 4: Forest Level again, only faster and more cars, and you can't use your oil slick as much

Spy Hunter: Forest Level
Spy Hunter 2: Snow Level
Spy Hunter 3: Ocean Level
Spy Hunter 4: Forest Level again, only faster and more cars, and you can't use your oil slick as much

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doodoo dadoo doolado dadoo

I'm not leaving this board until I get my reboot of "Casual Sex?". 

I'm not leaving this board until I get my reboot of "Casual Sex?". 

That had better be some obscure reference from a movie I've never seen.

That had better be some obscure reference from a movie I've never seen.

I'm sure they're doing their best.  I won't be missing any of this tripe.  Hoarders, Intervention, and even Mythbusters, are shows that I would never actually choose to watch.  Rather, I would watch 10 of them on Sunday afternoon because it was slightly less offensive then just changing the channel.  Selecting one…

I'm sure they're doing their best.  I won't be missing any of this tripe.  Hoarders, Intervention, and even Mythbusters, are shows that I would never actually choose to watch.  Rather, I would watch 10 of them on Sunday afternoon because it was slightly less offensive then just changing the channel.  Selecting one…

I don't know if that's true, although perhaps I missed an episode.  He only married her for some weird timey-wimey loophole.

I don't know if that's true, although perhaps I missed an episode.  He only married her for some weird timey-wimey loophole.

This episode is ten years after all that, actually.

This episode is ten years after all that, actually.

I quite enjoyed that.  New Who, while trying so very hard to integrate LGBT characters into its plot, has never really been able to do it as organically as they would like.  It almost always feels shoehorned in.

I quite enjoyed that.  New Who, while trying so very hard to integrate LGBT characters into its plot, has never really been able to do it as organically as they would like.  It almost always feels shoehorned in.

The Sonic Screwdriver has only one power:  The Power Of Plot Momentum.  This power allows the Sonic Screwdriver to do anything the plot requires that it do, and not be able to do anything the plot requires it not to do.  Most Sci-Fi has to write around it's magic wonder-toys, usually by disabling them or getting rid…

The Sonic Screwdriver has only one power:  The Power Of Plot Momentum.  This power allows the Sonic Screwdriver to do anything the plot requires that it do, and not be able to do anything the plot requires it not to do.  Most Sci-Fi has to write around it's magic wonder-toys, usually by disabling them or getting rid…

Ok, I figured it out.  I figured out exactly what I don't like about that picture, outside of it looking like an ad in a Macy's Sunday Paper insert.