The first picture made me wonder: who decides to paint over the road signs during the apocalypse? I can't see someone having spent the better part of the end times trying to escape their suburban death trap only to decide as they pass the Kingsmouth Ahead sign and think, "hmmm, I should warn others of the death and…
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@cityslicker05: Better question, does killing the man who gave us the abortion that was the Wicker Man make one courageous?
@Sakurafire: I guess you could use Dungeoneering if you have a low Perception.
@Protector one: As a PS3 player though, I'm with Sunshine. If it was new levels or something like the TF2 updates, I'd be pissed. I just want another game. I loved Portal.
@FrankieViturello: Agreed 100%. Beatles was a day 1 buy for me, but most of my friends who like current, up-to-date music weren't as amused as I was. As long as the quality stands and it sells well, you'll see them release different games based on 1 band (and hopefully, like GD, allow to import songs); we can't expect…
As long as it plays like the RPG/shooter hybrid Fallout 3 was, I'm not too upset over another team developing this one.
@BoTheDestroyer: I could follow that explanation. No matter if Ben was just exhiling Karl becasue of Alex, it makes total sense that Room 23 was how an islander was prepared to accept the world outside of the island. I'm looking forward to hearing the theories of the loose ends when the show wraps up.
@Malorkis: I heard from the net that Paulie's shot caused him to lose his eye, and he moved to an island to run a listening station.
@BoTheDestroyer: I would love to have the kind of mental capacity to put that kind of theory together. Even if it's wrong, I still give you props for the anagram (something I know they love to add). And as I've stated before, this wouldn't be the worst answer to the question.
@deanbmmv: I want to agree with you. Many times on the show we've been left with some big question only to have it answered later with some "oh yea, that? That was actually nothing" answer. It would tie up their plotline and answer a question we've had since season 1. Part of me will cry cop-out, but it'd at least…
@Mentuss: Excellent! There was another reader! I need to go pull out my old collection now, lol. I had to have every issue the week they came out. It introduced me to Evan Dorkin's style (see Milk and Cheese). Station!
@holidays! cat: Thanks to Windows 7, you can build your own if you know what you're doing. I've been helping my DM on a similar project involving mirrors, a ps3 camera and crap he found at Ikea. Granted, it won't be as polished as this, but it shows that it's possible even for the commons.
@Dr Durdon: I can confirm that. My wife picked it up as a B-Day present and something seemed fishy about the pictues on the back. I returned it and picked up the RB2 kit and just traded in the game for Beatles. #weekendcoupons
@Etheris: Thank you for giving me another song to annoy my wife with. This is awesome! #trademark
Sorry, one more comment. If we're talking favorite Rifftracks, get Tommy Wiesau's The Room! Still stands as my favorite, if only because the movie is so god-awful. #patents
@FatherFingers: Check out Cinimatic Titanic, too. It's more in the MSt3k vein: old bad movies no one has heard of, sillouttes, TV's Frank (need I say more). They did a live show a few months ago that kicked more ass than anything I've ever paid to go and see. Afterwards we got to schmooze with the cast and hang out…
Minus one comment, everyone seems to be parrotheads of some degree. So I'll ask: anyone else willing to play Rock Band: Margaritaville or would I be alone on this? #trademark
@Pessimippopotamus: That would be kind of cool to see.