it must have had some kind of faster than light capability, unless the movie merely elided over the part where Darth Vader and the Rebels spent tens of thousands of years twiddling their thumbs while the Death Star traveled from Alderaan to Yavin.

semmi, is this true??

i think you mean semi-true events.

that's racist.

could not disagree more.

yeah, i had friends that would do that at Freewind Post, which was up on a huge mesa. they'd mind control people and have them leap to their death.

the grounding in myth and superstition is what made the original fun. just making up random magic shit doesn't resonate as much.

i played on Mannoroth, a PVP server, on the Horde side. Merely getting the whole 40-man raid to the Molton Core dungeon was definitely half the battle on some nights! As you mentioned, it was a long and dangerous journey for Horde players. the nearest flight point landing to the dungeon was in Kargath, a small…

oops, your bluff didn't pan out! you are either lying or stupid. i suppose i can't be sure which. it is factually absolutely NOT the norm for an app to have full access to your google account. this is NOT the same as simply signing in with google, like other similar games. it grants itself *far* wider permissions…

it's actually NOT like every other app in the world. you should probably actually look into something before snarkily dismissing it.

all of those scenes blow ass.

eh i just meant mood slime is dumb, and making the surliness of NYC residents some pivotal plot element is grating. the idea of yelling at slime to make it angry, or being nice to slime to make it happy, and then spraying someone with negative slime makes them evil and spraying inanimate objects with happy slime…

STTNG is one of the greatest most complex pinball machines ever made. it's got 2 functional cannons, a borg ship that fires balls at the player, several ramps, an elaborate subway system that pre-loads balls in certain areas so it can appear to "beam" your ball across the table instantly, 12 different missions, 4…

it makes zero sense, given the events of the first movie. too much of GB2 makes no sense whatsoever. the rubber bathtub always bothered me. so did the painting of the four of them, appearing out of nowhere after they beat the villain. who painted it? God? it's just a big "whaa??" that was probably flattering to…

i disagree … it is a movie with a small number of good parts, but mostly fails to justify its existence and has too many really bad parts that don't really work, including the marquee set piece (NES Advantage Statue of Liberty) and the central premise (mood slime). here is all of the cool stuff:

heyyy that was pretty good!

i could seriously go on talking to myself about pinball all day, just replying to my own comments. i'll upvote myself if i have to.

admit it, you were a little bummed that it wasn't the genuine article. children are horrible people! tiny hitlers, all of them! you were no exception!

man, i hate when journalists do that. use "divisive" when "widely reviled" would do just as well. "Controversial football coach Jerry Sandusky …."

which game are you going to put your money in?