“A screw loose” or “philanthropic propensities”?

After an exhaustive search for all of 3 minutes, I have found a picture of “Bob”

I think 0-338 in under 4 seconds is more exciting. Especially when you physically feel the sound. This shit is boring.

“But you said you wanted bipartisanship!”

They sure do.

“The asking price of $54,500 seems kind of cheap if you just came from Ford’s build-and-price site the 5:00 free crack giveaway.”

Sad but true. If you were on a picnic in a national park back in the 60s and 70s the rangers used to say just to dump your trash in the bushes. For real. Hell, that was half the reason there were so many bear attacks at that point, in the West Coast parks. They were used to people dumping trash right next to their…

this is not that hard.....

If it was intended as a man-made reef, they would have had to strip any and all toxic materials, like coolant, transmission fluid, engine oil, brake fluid, etc. and since there’s no way they could get *all* the oil out of the engine, there’s no way they’d leave the engine in, or the gas tank for that matter.

In Munich, a BMW engineer awoke, in a cold sweat, realizing there was a market segment they had not yet tried to fill. 

there’s no story in that

Jason, this is why Elon is freaking out

Reminds me of bit of the design philosophy behind Scourge of War (PC/Steam), a Napoleonic era tactical war game. Although you can play it as a standard top-down real time tactical war game, it carries with it the option of turning on both messenger-based orders AND “in the saddle” mode.

Yeah, Titanic still makes people do the bow of the ship scene as a joke. It was just everywhere and people remember it. Avatar is down to it being the first huge 3D movie, whatever percentage of the record that is I don’t know. I doubt these new ones will do the same. 

“Will they still care when Avatar 2 comes out?”

Come and talk to me once you make a timeline for those GENUINELY still awaiting a Half Life 2: Episode 3 / Half Life 3.

I feel like Armageddon was a consequence of executive meddling more than it was the studio making the kind of game they wanted to make. Given how wildly all their pre and post-Armageddon games emphasized open world freedom, I think Armageddon being such a linear slog was an unfortunate fluke.