Something like...

"... an egg/chorizo/avocado taco with tomatillo salsa like the kind you'd get at a reasonable neighborhood brunch place."

Now we tackle the next big projects...

Kickin' it old school

Sadly, I think he said that because his route was blocked, not necessarily because of the plane.

The poster was created in 1916, so there's no connection/reference to the Nazis

The final point kept switching hands due to the large armies we started amassing. (Granted, we had two new players playing so that slowed some as well) But yea, we were absolutely stunned how it lasted that long.

Our game group got burned out playing Settlers of Catan after the last game lasted over 3 hours, everyone had 9 points before someone won and the soldier cards were running rampant.

Mind if I do a J?

Same here. Plays most of my 2600 games. Just a handful don't (Like my Starpath Supercharger) but I still have my heavy sixer for those as well.

Atari 7800 was backwards compatible with 2600 games directly (no extra hardware) right out of the box.

It's getting harder and harder to do the "...said no one ever." memes. All the good stuff are actually being said.

...said no one ever.

Agreed, I have an A/B/C switchbox and three of those phono-to-coax adaptors for my Atari 2600, 7800 and Colecovison. Set-up a LOT shorter than systems nowadays. Plug it in and play.

The double-blades I get already have a disposal on the underside to put your used blades.

We discovered the key to really good BEP is to use fresh peas. Not canned, not dried. Last year I got fresh because all other types were sold out everywhere and for the first time my family actually enjoyed them, instead of eating them out because of Southern tradition.

Know your audience/judges.

...until marketing decides they need more readers. Then BAM! Peter's back.

I vowed one day I would take the family to the SDCC one year. Last year, after watching the coverage of it on G4, my eldest and I looked at each other with a "F—- that." look on our faces.