I nominate my favorite post-DrunkenMaster2- Jackie Chan fight scene:

It's pretty much a torque monster as far as naturally aspirated 4-cylinders go. Like a mini-muscle car.

Hasn't Ferrari always gone with F1 inspired technology for their road cars? Turbo is standard now in F1, so it shouldn't be that surprising, emissions standards aside.

I got one. It's got most torque of any naturally aspirated 4-cylinder that I can remember.

It's not too far away from this:

Looks like a brother from another mother.

I disagree. The fact that they used a lot of real football players with their real names for this one makes it funny and sets it apart from the other ones they did.

Yeah i dont get it either. Whats the big deal about having bad-guys or non-favorites win? It happens all the time in dramas and soap operas don't it? I mean, look at Game of Thrones. People eat that stuff up and love it.

Wasn't as cheesy as I thought it would be. Actually, i think it may not be cheesy enough to do it justice.

The occasional bugs, hiccups, and crashes, I can handle, but the controls/interface is what pisses me off the most. Lack of hotkeys/ability slots, key-bindings, dumbed-down tactics feature, clunky tactical view, character stats are buried in the menus, and a near-useless "Valuables" inventory section that can't…

Not sure exactly. Gifs tend to me much lower in terms of FPS, so it will skip frames, so that could have something to do with. Plus some browsers treat gifs differently than other, so the speed will vary as well.

yeah its impressive, but you also have to note that most of the younger character voices in SP are digitally augmented to a higher octave. Compared to the Simpsons voice actors were very few voices are altered.

Did everyone forget that this was originally a Meatloaf song? A guy covering this song is not that uncommon.

hah nope. But that Jeremy Jordan was a pretty good singer too, IMO

heavy sure, but its center of mass is much lower than most sedans which *helps* make up for the weight.

I think so. At some point, bands perform together live and/or in the studio. I don't consider a band real unless they actually "band" together in the same room.

Yeah it took him maybe 2-3 seconds longer than it should have since he could have done a better job getting a better vantage point. But calling this a huge f* up is a bit overblown, IMO.

Rogue's ass in that show more than makes up for Jubilee.

Everytime I hear them theme song, I always think of this song (and vice versa):

Do they count as an acapella group if they record their voices separately and then edit them together afterwards? I'm used to acapella groups performing in real-time.