OK, but how many of those plays were run with seconds left on the clock, with the game on the line? (EDIT: and with the added complications of clock management to try to make multiple plays, vs only having time for one more shot.) Those are two (three) very important factors to consider, and make it very different…

Maybe there was a third play caller, somewhere down the grassy field, perhaps...

That's so sweet

"... Even if You Didn't Watch The Show."

Argh! I'm having flashbacks of "Bart vs The Space Mutants"! That damn game! Argh!

And the brawl!

Honest, I'm not a stick in the mud. I like crude comedy as much as the next guy. But in the appropriate venue. Perhaps at comedy show or an R Rated movie where you know this can happen at any moment. I think what this moron did is as disgusting, repulsive, disrespectful and egotistical as I've ever seen in watching…

You motherfucker. I kept clicking!

I might be a little sore about this whole PENDING APPROVAL thing.

And yet Doomguy still can't jump >_>

I didn't start watching again 'til they left.

Fuck, calling Discovery channel to have everyone fired.

It's slightly cheaper to scalp a ticket to the Super Bowl than buy that many TWC PPV titles.

"Stud-free"? So I guess there's no Captain Kirk aboard.

Lockpicks let you open chests with the best loot. Throwing firecrackers distracts zombies and draws them away from stuff you're trying to get to. Except for maybe medkits, these are the two most important consumable items in the game by far. Thankfully, you can carry a ton of both. Make sure you have a healthy amount…

I mean, luring a bunch of undead into a small area and then setting them all on fire is pretty much the oldest trick in the zombie-killing playbook, right?

A special shout-out to the Michael Mann-influenced The Way of the Gun by Christopher McQuarrie (screenwriter of The Usual Suspects and director of the upcoming Mission: Impossible 5). The obvious influence is in the tactical knowledge, how the characters do not waste bullets and use cover properly. The entire film is…

Oh gosh, silly me