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That was quite the

Side-note: El Tiempo Cantina is freakin’ delicious.

Good catch! The Japan ballot also has a space for age as well:

Because if they asked for age group - and someone’s age turned out to be young (13 and below) - they would have to consider the ramifications of collecting/keeping that information without parental consent? This way they can simply collect the information while remaining blissfully in the dark about it.

Essentially Ferrari tells owners “If you ever want to buy another new/special edition Ferrari again, you’ll keep your vehicle in compliance with our demands!”

Lots of Homer references here, but I saw this:

It was a private note of thanks to 113 people who have worked on the show over the years, but clearly one of those 113 is a bit of a tit, because they shared it with a website.

Pfft! Why would I give consideration to a 19th century American author known for writing about a stupid bird?!

But that'd be too easy now, wouldn't it? You have to leave a bit of mystery to it to keep you on your toes.

Soon...

I was hoping the italics would give away how serious I really was.

If I recall correctly, and to make matters worse - it was a salvaged title bike. When he purchased it all my other classmates pretty much were in agreement that he was certain to get himself killed on it (it was also his first bike). Not a bright one, this kid.

No wonder he couldn't stop in time! - his brakes were screeching like crazy before the race started. He needs to get some new pads on that thing quickly!

I once knew a student who managed to take out a "living expense" loan to purchase a Honda CBR1000RR. Whether he was supposed to is a whole other matter...

Edit: It was heavily rumored to have one but ultimately debunked by Miyamoto-san.

I don't believe the Wii Remote had a mic, just a speaker. Though I think it was originally intended to have one (the DS lineup has had one, and now the Wii U Pad).

What Nintendo is not saying is that by opening up Zelda's world immensely they very soon discovered that they could get away with having more than one person playing at the same time.

Our current vehicles require enough attention at the moment that any discussion of "project cars" would quickly be met with "Why don't you fix the cars we have first?" And rightly so.