"…And while vinyl is ideal for delivering that warm, analog sound one so closely associates with the Star Wars prequels…"

i love the parody of this in Gremlins 2. Nothing better than a movie sequel that straight up mocks the original!

i thought it hit ralphie in the glasses, and that is (in the movie) what saved his eye.

Wow you are bigoted piece of shit.

so cute.
so catchy.
so time consuming.
so monotonous. :(

well, it is nice of them to give you access to the full game with zero in-app purchases for "power ups" or the ability to speed up your progression. god am i getting tired of that mobile mechanic…

get back to work.

really? i dunno maybe i'm out of touch but i thought that complaint was quaint in 2008.

"words" with "friends"

"solitaire"

haha exactly my thoughts. reasonably impressive costuming on those vikings and so on … then they kinda gave up and just went with labeling everything with huge signs.

oh you don't have to tell me. i've worked for DoD for 18 years. i am literally posting this comment from inside the Pentagon.

Was he also completely insane?

Why would anyone bother? "Deep Space Nine" and "DS9" are both three syllables. It's only easier if you're typing, something people on Trek shows virtually never do.

yeah but the way THIS show does it, they are.

i stopped watching this show like 5 years ago. it's as stupid as it looks. i can't believe it's still on.

every year i hope my friends COPSTABBER make the list, but alas they have yet to appear to my knowledge.

it was probably the Nintendo-branded "World Class Track Meet", though, and not the Bandai version. they're basically the same. but one is nearly worthless just because of some perceived rarity. kind of dumb if you ask me.

Track and Field was a much earlier and totally different game.

a British friend once tried to make fun of the way Americans talk, but the phrase he came up with was "fancy a corndog, bro?" which still makes me laugh out loud every fucking time i think of it.