@Seriously. Yes. Seriously.: Well I'm turned on.

meh, whatever.

@RedCarmine: It's weird, but there's been at least two other situations where Monty Pythons lumberjack song could be referenced and they've both been on gawker websites.

@Crowdy: meh, if this is the worse Japan has to offer I'm sadly disappointed that they don't live up to their reputation.

@square enigma: Why? I mean, I personally don't get it, but if he/she/whatever wants to play dress up it's no skin off my back.

@GtheMVP99: Ha.

Is it just me or was there a Tommy Wisseau zombie near the end?

@lucky_you: Yeah but not as threatening.

@madammina: Well... yeah. Kind of. Every gamer I meet seems to consider story to be a necessary evil to get to the tea-bagging. Or is willing to put up with story telling that would annoy them to know end in a movie as long as the game mechanics are above average.

@LuDude: So it's like kneeing an old man in the crotch then stealing his candy. Sounds fun.

@Karlott: There's a lol cat for every situation.

re: Nerf NOW!

@madammina: Wow. A gamer who plays for story. And I thought I was the only one.

But then again, I feel the same way about Scott Kurtz.

@amygdala: Is that the same Jon Peters who glommed onto the Sandman movie?

@RenRen: There/Their/They're has always been my grammatical achilles heel for some reason.

@cool8man: On the money, as in he wants to cash in.

With friends like these...

@SqueakyGasket: Ah yes, Star Trek reference. Nice.

I have it on good authority that he likes to wear women's clothing... oh, and hang around in bars.