We have the technology...

I look at that situation like this though:
1. There's no guarantee that a 'cure' will be made from this. The whole point going to there is so that they can attempt to make one. Which falls into..
2. The way they're trying to make a cure involves killing her and using her brain. This won't work as the plague is…

I don't feel that Target is truly apologetic for such a heinous and inexcusable break in trust between themselves and their partners at Microsoft. I demand recompense in the form of a 2 Xbox One Day One units and formal televised apology...

It's alright; they were all Porsches anyways and half of those were 911's...

It's not cheap animation, it's adding more frames of moment into the gesturing so that it's smoother and appears less choppy.
Do you have any idea how animation works or even the process through which stop-motion is made?
Get out of here.

Wow, I'm really glad I saw this. The model animation is really stiff, but the composition shots and flow are very well done. I like to see this with more frames of animation for movement so it smooths out.

I know that. It was a joke.

Illinois has one of the most arduously long time frames among the nation to getting a driver's license with 50 hours of monitored driving before you can get it.

That said; the people doing this overseeing are mostly sleeping drunks who administer the test at bumper car rings as seen in this video.

Thankfully I got my in…

I like to argue, for the sake of story impact and true zenith in the Red Dead Redemption...

The true highlight...

is on the journey home.

I think the more important question is: Why do cupcakes trigger the flashbacks?

see, but then that brings in the idea of titling and registering ownership of a product's sale unit; IE the game.
Physical media will always need to exist solely on the fact of that not everyone has access to large amounts of space or stable internet connections.
(DEAR LORD, how bad would a 40GB be for all the people…

Well I actually imagine the large storage size being for the changing console demographic towards downloadable items more so than actual content necessary space...
Then again, I am a guy who's played over 130 games for the 360 and have had to clean my 250GB HDD a few times to make room for installations to drive...

So…

THIS ISN'T COD! And even then the original Infinity Ward got it under 8GBs...

45GB?! There's not any texture in the world that requires that kind of obscene fidelity...

The cycle of life...

Looks like we're going to DAIRY QUEEN!

They forgot to take into account the acquired layers of protective skin and tissues...

Well...
I...
Huh...
I don't know what to make of this. Definitely not 50 GB's worth of data though...
huh...

Funny how coincidental all of this is considering I was just putting together a second deck for my brother to play with me at this week's FNM...
GRUUL OR DIE.

EDIT: Sonovabeetcha!