It was a standard LHD. Before he sold it to the guy in Michigan, it was pushing around 1300. He had to bring it back down to around 1000 to make it more drivable.

That might be my roommate's old car. He had a MK IV Supra with 1000 HP. He sold it to a guy in Michigan, who then sold it to a guy in Sweden. Is it a deep red?

He ain't got any tread no mo'! Par for the course.

You don't need that. It's just an emulator with 26 built in Genesis games.

The first one I can recall playing is River Raid on the 2600. I was probably 3 or 4. I remember just holding the fire button down, shooting bullets, but not steering at all. I would just shoot bullets until I flew into the very first obstacle (an island) about 10 seconds from the start. Over, and over again. I…

I mean, I'm still angry at Vick. I just didn't realize it was because I was white.

Well, this is good news, bringing real pinball machines to a mainstream retailer like Best Buy, even though nobody I know has that kind of disposable income for a game these days. Last I checked a Stern game is about $5000 new.

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Well, this is good news, bringing real pinball machines to a mainstream retailer like Best Buy, even though nobody I know has that kind of disposable income for a game these days. Last I checked a Stern game is about $5000 new.

It's not like a video game with a movie theme. Most movie-themed pinball machines that I know of are usually quite good.

"GQ's Michael Vick Story Will Just Make White People Angry Again"

Well, they're idiots but surely they are not truckstop whores?!

Let's try a mash-up.

"We needed people to test," he explained.

Yeah, thanks. You can keep that bullshit.

So basically, if you aren't into J-RPGs, there's nothing to see here. Move along.

I think that's a pretty good option, considering my family's current level of dysfunctionality.