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    This! Exactly this! It looks like it came from a designer with a 1970s nostalgia fetish. It sort of reminds me of this old Winnipeg Jets logo:

    For what it’s worth, Twitter is better modeled with Call of Cthulhu than D&D.

    This is Sabine, while playing fetch with one of her many toys. Sabine is a very good dog. At 14, she’s also getting up there in age. Her orangey fur has gone grey, her eyes are clouding over, and she doesn’t hear so well,. But there’s nothing wrong with her sniffer, and she runs after toys like she’s a puppy.

    Related to this, if it’s not obvious when you visit the apartment, ask when the sunlight hits the apartment in the summer if the building is on central heating and air. There are usually laws in place for when an apartment building has to keep the heating available, and that’s when they usually flip over to a/c. If

    My dad was flipped upside on highway 401 in Ontario near Pickering in the late 80s. He was driving a Plymouth Horizon and a flatbed semi coming onto the highway shifted straight into the middle lane, clipping his front corner and flipping him. He slid for at least 100 metres on his roof, the car coming to a rest

    If the school board had any guts, they would change the name to the Gamecocks, and claim that you can’t get much more conservative than South Carolina.

    I’m old enough to remember when you bought a game and got the entire game experience from the beginning. No DLC. No loot crates. I don’t recall having to unlock the Gotha flying wing in Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe in order to fly it in single mission mode, and if I did it didn’t take 40 hours of game play.

    My ex and I were married in Oshawa, so of course we had our pictures taken at Parkwood.

    The second video, the one showing what the HQ is really about, is the funniest damned thing I’ve seen all week. Maybe all year. I giggled like a middle school girl on nitrous.

    At the upper speeds, things at the side of the road (like roads that intersected with the highway) flashed in my peripheral vision as though something was coming at the car. The driver must have been concentrating as hard on not flinching from the false warnings in his brain as anything else.

    You’ve got to think that it’s a better pregame, team-building motivator than whatever that “speaking in tongues” thing Drew Brees does.

    I starred it for being pro-“cool international history no one in the west ever takes in school, which is a crying shame”.

    Joker cosplay for a local science fiction or game convention = nerd.

    Papa Murphy’s is real, and pretty decent. But it’s a take-and-bake. The local one failed, though it was in a crappy location (ironically enough, it was within spitting distance of the Papa John’s that also went under, twice).

    Cici’s chocolate dessert pizza was pretty good, though. It was almost (almost) enough to justify its existence, so of course they discontinued it in the one store near us that sold it.

    How do you and Torsloke have so few stars when you both speak the objective truth?

    I haven’t seen this one listed. When there is a blackout and the traffic lights are out, you treat the intersection as a four-way stop. You do not drive through it without stopping because you think you are traveling along the predominant route.

    I’m a Saints fan, but while I *think* I see how they called it no catch, at best I think that the refs should have declared the review inconclusive and let the touchdown stand. The Bears and Miller were robbed.

    The guy is yelling “Get it in!”

    That, and running a fake on every punt, and defending 3rd-and-short with a goal line defense no matter where you were on the field.