What's up with that Charizard? I don't remember gen 1 Charizard looking like that?

It's been forever since I read the books, but weren't fast zombies are part of that universe? I seem to remember a bit in the book about them climbing over some millionaire's wall into his private compound or something.

I sat in a Daytona exactly like that...words cannot describe how awesome it was.

Rentals man, just about every field rents Tippmann's. The field I work at alone has 140, and we're a fairly small field.

He's modeled after him, well more specefically Ed Wynn who voiced the Mad Hatter in the Disney version, as well as Uncle Albert in Mary Poppins, and a bunch of other things. Alan Tudyk did an AWESOME job of nailing his voice.

Leno's said he doesn't want to do a full-fledged show because cars are his hobby, doesn't want it to be his job. Makes sense, but sucks for us haha.

I'm pretty sure that's a Fusion dude.

I just couldn't get past the controls, they just felt frustrating and gimmicky. It's the only Zelda I've never beaten, I actually don't think I ever got past the first temple.

Absolutly! Love mine:

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Yea Amherst isn't even close to being that developed up haha. Umass is relatively out in the sticks as far as Mass colleges go.

yep it did, works great! Just used it the other day.

Everyone in my family talks about what they used to own:

The *worst* one I saw there was that Posion Ivy who's bottoms were like daisy dukes in pant form. The Lollipop Chainsaw one from last year was WAYYYY worse, speaking as someone who went both years haha.

He was there. They were there last year too, though I thought they were a promo for a ghostbusters game...kinda cool it wasn't

I was one of the last people to play this today, it ROCKED! It's absolutely gorgeous. It's been forever since I played the original (I've got it here so I'll fire it up later and compare) but it seemed fairly easy on medium, of course that was after watching like 10 people play the same stage, so kind of memorized all…

Maybe they'll do what Jalopnik is doing and just not agree to any embargoes, which would be pretty awesome.

 Forget that, you want the RazorBack! Built off an Israeli military dune buggy. Dual A-5's up top on the turret with a crank like a gatling gun, side door gunner, all fed off the two scuba tanks in front. 

Wasn't this same story posted on here last year? 

What the other two said. In Die Hard there's visual motivation for the lens flare, Abram's lens flares tend to be a stylistic choice for no apparent reason, the scenes on the bridge in Star Trek in particular come to mind there.