@Eddard: If Voltron had needles coming out of it's feet, it would've been 100% more awesome!

@Krakenstein: Lego Island right? I had that one. I loved every second of it.

Dear Blizzard:

@matthewabel: Aaawww you beat me to it!

@Vamplosion: Same here....aaargh

Here's a small challenge for those with the patience for it, just to satiate my curiosity:

*Looks at his Kotaku nametag*

Me - Miss? Why is there only 1 seat in the ultra-cheap extra bargain super safe invisible plane flight?

@gsilverfish: And reluctant cosplayers!

@Wahrheit: Genshiken ROCKS! I loved that show.

@OCEntertainment: Hard to see but I agree. I can tell by the pixels and seeing quite a few 'shops in my time.

@Smurfette's dropkick: My brains are going into my feet!

@DrakeDatsun: You bet! Although "I robot" was my first touch with Mr. Asimov (my dad used to read them to me before going to bed) The Caliban trilogy was the first Asimov-related books I bought with my own money. Still have the same books I read so long ago. I love that story. I know it's not a pure Asimov work, it…

@genicide4u: If DNA computing has it's way, soon I.T. guys will need to have a biology degree just to open the computer...

@Lord_Data: The problem with positronic computing is that those damned 3 laws are overwritten so many times in the proccssing path that even at ludicrous speeds, the info gets slowed down by all those filters. What we need is a blank slate. Screw positronic and photonic. The time is ripe for gravitonic brains!

@Nick: The plane turning into a boat is not that bad. The problem is when it turns into a submarine...

iCheney?

@bungadunga: That's how the zombies will infiltrate society. With bracelets.

@sgtzim: most likely snorted powdered bacon laced with blow

@jepzilla: *tips hat*