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There are differences between a Free Punch and a commercial release Punch. With the free punch it could happen anywhere, and the nature of impact is entirely up to the deliverer — and usually it is of more benefit to the puncher rather than the punchee.

I feel the same way.

The thing about Curiosity's "selfies" that bug me is how the mast is always missing. Because I'm so familiar with how the rover is supposed to look, the selfies always strike me as if I'm looking at a picture someone took of themselves in the bathroom mirror only they're missing their head.

Poor Americans with no Vita games. Lol.

What makes these huge servings even more stomach-busting is that you are expected to clean your plate in Japan. Not finishing your meal can be considered rude! Have fun trying to finish these.

Just to throw my hat into the ring: a resounding no. I'm 36 and still love every single moment I can put a controller in my hands.

If you take a closer look, you'll see this is not a hump attack but something much more nefarious.

Once your Gigacalories run out you start losing HP instead.

This thing about this game is that, while it definitely has that specific NIS touch, it's definitely not like anything they've done before. I mentioned in another thread, the actual game play is very reminiscent of Legend of Zelda ala Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

Majo no Yuwaku is the track that plays at the start screen after the game has booted and it's waiting for you to select new, continue, or options.

The action works like this, you have an attack button, square. As you attack you cycle through weapons that you've equipped. They work like a chain. Stop mid way and then start attacking again and you start back at weapon one.

Don't be afraid to pick this one up. While it is technically an RPG in that there are levels, drops, items, etc, the actual gameplay is action oriented and fairly unique.

Possibly. But for quantity, Anohana will beat Grave of the Fireflies in tears shed. If you aren't crying by the end of the last episode you are certifiably emotionless.

Don't.

I was explaining how the Crown 303's joysticks don't have a detachable gate for the actuator guide and that they have an octagonal gate built into the bottom of the housing. Dremel to the rescue!

Give the medical community a bright shiny "good job at names" medal because the substance that Andrew is mentioning really is just called "surfactant" in the medical community, and nobody outside the medical community really seems to discuss respiratory surfactants so their terminology really does seem to break down…

s/Cyclists/Drivers AND riders/

Commander Hadfield has you covered.

This is in serious contrast to the reasons why foxes howl/deathscreetch, which is to say that want to scare anything with auditory nerves the fuck away.