Yeah, just last week they ran this big long article on Black Love, which was totally not their best album but me and my buddies (and like, 150 other people maybe?) went to their concert anyway

Nope! Dr. Dre, "The Chronic", 1992.

Well Deez Nuts were definitely a thing back in the 90s, they come from a Dr. Dre record. One of my college friends used to crack lame Deez Nuts jokes when he was drunk. Then I went something like 15 years without hearing the phrase at all, before some kid who was fricken BORN during those 15 years decides Deez Nuts is…

Ugh, can we stop talking about the palm-sweat stains already and focus on the important things, specifically the quivering bosoms and matronly thighs

Agreed, I don't really ever watch skateboarding videos, for all I know this guy could be ripping off all his tricks from someone else, but speaking strictly as an outside observer with no one else to compare him to, he appears to have an extremely high level of technical proficiency in the skating sport

I saw them on tour for this very album (Black Love) back in '96, it was pretty awesome. It was the fourth rock concert I ever attended in my life, the first three were Blind Melon, Skankin' Pickle, and Prong. My college buddies had pretty eclectic tastes in music, I was just along for the ride… things turned out…

that Zelda ripoff

Bad games that you played the shit out of because you couldn't afford your own were the best.

Golden Sun isn't looked back upon very fondly

And here I thought it was the fact that Sonic is a hideous alien being whose entire skull consists of a single gigantic eyeball with two pupils, covered in spines and wrinkly folds of bright blue skin

Like PowerThirteen said - Boise is nowhere near Coeur D'Alene up in the north. Northern Idaho is practically its own state, it might as well be named "East Washington". It has its own culture and a different (Pacific) time zone. It is only barely connected to the rest of the state by one single road (Hwy 95).
The…

After binge-watching the entire first season of R&M with my wife, I found that short and showed it to her, I can't tell if she was disgusted by it or just confused. Probably a little of both. Which I'm guessing is the intent?

At first I was disappointed with the subtitles, but I've decided to embrace them. I think they improve the viewing experience immeasurably. Because really, who among us hasn't ever wanted to write an e-mail about the oldest arugula?

Whoa, you're right. This adds a completely new dimension of surrealism to the cartoon

I like this game better than Braid. It's non-linear so if you get stuck, you can almost always wander off somewhere else and try a different puzzle. You can't really do that in Braid. I got super frustrated the other night and spent a half hour just riding around in the boat to clear my head, and all sorts of new…

Well it's been two days so you've probably figured it out by now, but the solution as for where that twig goes is… it goes the only place it CAN go. Make sense?

Something that doesn't distract your concentration. Think Brian Eno, or Boards of Canada. The game has no background music whatsoever, which is completely by design

I'm glad that Blow is going to do something about the motion sickness issues in the game, but I think colorblind people are a hopelessly lost cause as far as this game is concerned. I'm surprised there hasn't already been a massive deluge of complaints.

"Lost meets Assassin's Creed"

iOS port comes out later this year, it's already been confirmed by Jonathan Blow