I drove old, reliable cars (I put around 350-380k miles on my ‘03 Sienna and ‘12 Corolla…each) around since I picked up my learner’s permit but I always wanted to drive a Lexus. A couple weeks ago I finally managed to make it happen with my new ES 350!
As a nearly lifelong Florida resident, there are more peaceful drives to Orlando aside from I4. There are endless side roads through beautiful countryside that frankly take up the same amount of time given the typical amount of traffic you see near the Church of Disney.
I really hope the online community sticks out because RDRII has been one of my favorite games to cosplay for. (And coming from the deep south doesn’t make it all that difficult to find clothing, either.) That being said, you cant really jam most Stetsons in your bag and call it a day so prepare for a lot of second…
If a plot twist is the only way you can enjoy a movie, it’s probably not going to be a very memorable or well written movie. Try it. Watch Witness to the Prosecution or Seven Samurai. Now watch it again. Aren’t they still fun to watch?
I’m banking on this movie to go full Tommy Wiseau and release the most surrealist full tilt video game movie adaptation we’ve ever seen. At least I’m hoping. There’s no way this movie will be qualitatively entertaining, the writers need to embrace it in all it’s absurd glory.
All I know is I’m out once all the decent Star Trek series move over to CBS All Asses.
I’m just about to start school again to be an engineer so I’ll be stuck with my 2010 Toyota Corolla for a few more years, but even after that I’m not sure I could ever part with it. I’ve driven up and down the eastern coastline to visit family, friends, and an ill-fated long distance relationship that eventually…
Growing up with a little sister has made me more aware of bad romance movies than I’m comfortable to admit, but if I’m not mistaken isn’t the flock of birds more in line with the lead-in to the next book? Like, at some point the wife died and the old man started talking to a swan or something because she always said…
That’s too bad, TF2's campaign was one of my favorite FPS’ of the year. Good on EA for killing what little hope I had for the single player FPS genre.
Will we ever be allowed to play single player SW titles again?
Now how long do you think it will take before this is implemented in every cart and active heart rate monitors are surreptitiously applied as an anti-theft surveillance tactic?
As much as I like driving around in modern supercars and 100,000 chargers, I kind of wish they had some of the giant, gas-guzzling boats from the late ‘60s, early ‘70s. One of my favorite parts about the Horizon series is casually navigating the landscape. To me it would be a lot of fun to hum around in an old…
I won’t judge the son, God knows how terrifying that situation must have been, but Justin’s father deserves a damn medal for staying calm in this situation.
I’m nowhere near ready for this joyous chapter of my life so I’ll share a road trip story from my childhood.
Wow. I actually remember some of these envelopes.
The dashboard looks nice, but can it play Doom?
I never understood the allure behind collecting for profit. Which is frankly the only reason to keep a game sealed since the wrapping will eventually cause the cardboard box to buckle under the pressure of the wrapping.
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As much as I love my home state, I’ve accepted the realization that RI has become the deep south of New England. (I live in Florida now so I have some experience with debauched, poverty-driven insanity.)
For the uninitiated, Lucas and Coppola had a rather longstanding partnership in the 80s that resulted in fairly incredible films. in the early 80s, Coppola and Lucas also partially funded a then-struggling Akira Kirosawa’s western distribution of Kagemusha.
