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LOL I do feel like a fancy prick when I play as my wizard!

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This was apparently a publicity stunt—make that, a somewhat depressing one. The point of the event, it seems, was to promote environmentalism as well as tourism to the mountain region.

I never thought I'd say this, but I'm appalled by the lack of Pokemon I can find in Japan!

My girlfriend texts and walks through large intersections when she's with me. I hate it. She thinks it's cute that I weave her through crowds of people, but I'm doing her life a favour. One of these days she won't be paying attention, and it'll be 'Bam! Straight to the moon'!

Please sir, do you want some ore?

Whatever became of you, Ultimate Muscle?

I was just browsing through Season 5 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and I just recognized David's voice as he played the part of Huyang, the droid padawan teacher. If trouble's brewin', the Doctor is far behind!

Meh, I've seen worse.

A lot of my girlfriend's friends will spend hours dressing up, putting on makeup, and posting loads and loads of selfies on her Weibo (Chinese blog). One of them in particular bought a camera similar to this one specifically for taking selfies. I've been debating for a while now that this generation is so

Hey, that's not a dodecahedron coin!

And yet, I still can't play due to the online-only requirement and my crappy internet connection at home...

Surging electricity through the body almost seems worse than getting shot. Given enough amperage you could kill people with heart conditions pretty quickly. Actually, I'd imagine the effects of a stun gun might be worse on someone who happened to be drinking an energy drink while their heart rate was already beating

If you're one for celestial objects floating in the water, let's not forget Leonid Tishkov's Private Moon!

Nice. I used that same method at my brother's place. He leaves piles of empty beer cans in a corner until it has reached my height, so it attracts hundreds of fruit flies. I put a coffee cup lid with the dish soap/vinegar solution with a funnel leading in, and after leaving it over night I must have caught at least a

I just shouted 'son of a bitch' because AutoCAD just force shutdown'd itself, and I didn't get a chance to save my work, then I read your 'son of a bitch' comment.

Einstein never said that. And neither did Benny Franklin. Salon has a good round-up of people using this quote in various political contexts, because politicians really love this quote. The Ultimate Quotable Einstein traces the quote to Rita Mae Brown's 1983 book Sudden Death, but it's almost certainly older than

How about 'Strikers' (Standing Trikers)?

Close enough!

That's an excellent guess!