it depends how hardcore you are. i've always known it as "ess ehn ee ess" as a layman, but all my hardcore gamer friends call it "snes". i think the motivation for pronouncing it "snes" isn't rooted in linguistics or the beauty of the how words roll off your tongue, but rather being 1337.

speaking to problem 2...

when Apple pulls an app from the app store for violation of the ToS, does that affect any money the app has made at the point of pulling?

good ole' Pennsylvania's top three are College, Teen, Milf. now that'd be a great sitcom.

anybody else kind of get a boner reading this?

well, their giant mechas will need weapons.

if i somehow saw this gif two days ago, it would have made absolutely no sense. god, i love the internet.

comfortable and swagged out. supreme sweatpants $124

no links?

how come you guys dont update the actual crappy articles themselves with the corrections?

his carpet also has a personality.

i dont get what u mean. his name is still spelled wrong.

should Philippe Starck* in the headline.

yeah i was all ready to say "Stop Misleading People with Gizmodo Headlines, You Idiots"

great article. it was casual yet informative and addressed everything i thought to ask. take note gizmodo!

do you have a telescope and can you peer into space yourself? how do you know there isn't an asteroid hurling towards us? do you really think that the government/nasa/etc. would tell us, even if they knew?

watchu trying to say?

maxi hypotenuse: twice as absorbent as the leading pads.

i get the video is only semi-serious at pointing out movie mistakes, but it misses the point on a lot of the creative decisions behind the movie. in my opinion, some of the cheesey and cliche parts are PERFECTLY cheesey and cliche. like, if any movie should follow some action movie cliches, it should be the one with…

Loki was speaking in English because he doesn't know German. they speak English in Asgard!