Dan's expressions are the best.

I do that too. If I'm just level grinding in an RPG, I'll mute the TV and put on their Super Mario Sunshine or Wind Waker playthrough. King's Quest and Skyrim are also classics.

Which is odd, because a friend of mine scooped up like six Toon Links online and in stores in hopes of selling them for profit, but then yesterday I see six more of them at my local Walmart an hour from where he lives.

I know a guy (a friend of a friend) who goes off on rants like this whenever one of us tells him to stop staring at cosplay girls (or women in general).

An amiibo for each of Bowser Jr.'s Koopaling alt colors.

I found a Marth once at a Toys R Us. Paint was crappy and his sword was bent. I put him back and walked away.

I am genuinely curious (see what I did there?) about how fans of the book/film respond to criticisms that the whole thing romanticizes abusive relationships and completely gets even the most basic concepts of the BDSM lifestyle wrong. Do they really not notice? Do they notice, but not care? Is it easy to ignore…

How did you hack my mind and post EXACTLY what I was thinking?!

"This guy in Harem Anime 247.B is just like me! And he's got all these hot, busty girls just begging for his dick! Just a matter of time..."

It would be less weird if instead of trying to come up with a convoluted explanation as to why the cloaking doesn't work on clothes except when it does except when it doesn't, they just said Quiet likes to dress that way.

Not the invisible part; I get that. I mean, why have it cloak your skin, then muscles, then bone? Why not just a quick dissolve?

True. Because the camo obviously can cloak her boots, harness, and weapons so it has some effect on non-organic materials/items not in direct contact with her skin.

What is the tactical advantage of that? Freaking your enemies right the hell out?

I HATED the Delta Episode for not having a "skip cutscene" option.

But Marvel has gone on the record as saying their Civil War movie will not be primarily about super hero identities.

Why does the robot need pants?

I stumbled upon Arcee, Chromia, and Windblade at a Super Walmart in a dinky little town close to mine. I had already owned Windblade (not impressed), and Chromia is just a retool of "Prime" Arcee, so Generations Arcee was an easy pickup.

You can see his eyes bug out in his helmet. Haha.

That Vine video does have a very Zapruder feel to it.

I love the "fuck off, I'M going to be the hero of this game!" look of that collision.