Okay... but I'm not sure your anatomical analogy is quite right.

The original animatronics created by Aaron Fetcher for Showbiz Pizza were so much better than anything to come of the Chuck E Cheese name. Incidentally, that same guy is still creating videos with the same characters, like the one seen here.

The "All" functionality will come back to your desktop if you use my Chrome extension, with the ability to comment still intact:

Have you not heard the news of my Chrome extension yet?

The Classic link should be right above the comments in the latest version, rather than in the top right (that was only in my earliest, alpha release).

Charles Martinet seems like a wonderful person. I would actually say that his adorable Luigi voice is his real stroke of genius, particularly with the nervous humming and little details of Luigi's Mansion.

Shhh, don't spoil the magic of mysterious food products.

I know, that's why I said it keeps the sense of lightness intact, but not the reality. ;) But it sure does taste light!

I love your profile image. I've been meaning to track down a copy of that magnificent poster for my wall.

Haha, this is the kind of bizarre comment embedded in the mix that I'd hate to miss out on thanks to Kinja.

I do love strawberries. But I'd dip them in Cool Whip instead of chocolate or Nutella... keeps the sense of lightness intact.

That's true, Slashdot is actually a great example of a "self-moderated" community. Of course, they're built around the idea of reputation and those "mod points," while the Gawker world seems to be pulling further away from that sort of thing with the removal of stars, etc. But perhaps they could adopt something from…

Thanks for responding.

(Hello Jezebel, I'm sorry to invade this post with an unrelated comment, but I just want to ask if any of you might like to join in on the current discussion of Kinja over at Kotaku. Stephen Totilo, our editor, is a fine writer and a very rational person; however, he's trying to double down and make the case for…

Allow me to add that you can't engineer a great community; it has to emerge organically. Believe it or not, little things like recognizing familiar names and avatars are crucial (this reduction of the avatars in the new system is yet another serious problem). Being able to quickly get a sense of the entire…

Well, where to begin...

I always wanted those as a kid. The little adverts in the back of my magazines looked so authentic!

I'm a huge fan of Majora's Mask. Swimming as a Zora is even more fun than swimming with a blue tunic!

That's one of my favorite enemies in the history of turn-based battling.

There's a way to revert it, now in widespread use over on Kotaku, Jezebel, and others.