Might & Magic Heroes VII : “currently unavailable”. For a download? Guessing it is dead.

Might & Magic Heroes VII : “currently unavailable”. For a download? Guessing it is dead.

This video is just full of nope. And not just the jumping part. That guy standing on the boulder sandwiched between two walls? Nope. Beautiful scenery though.

Welcome to Gawker, where our motto is, “What do you think this is, the fucking Wall Street Journal?”

Only 4 arms? Meh.

Whenever I try to wrap my mind around quantum physics, I remember Douglas Adam’s quote:

It’ll be closer next time (Jul 31, 2018). Today it is 46.8 million miles away. In 2018 it will be 35.8 million miles, almost as close as 2003 (34.6 million miles).

Have you seen how some animals behave when shot with a tranquilizer dart?

Sarah in Mandarin sounds like “salad”.

While I agree with what you’re saying, I’m now very curious about how you go about erasing a steaming turd. Erm, asking for a friend.

i.e. where are all the time travelers?

Surprisingly, my Acer Chromebook is the most stable piece of personal electronics I own.

I’ve been buying Asus motherboards exclusively for a couple of decades because of stability. On the other hand, after the Transformer TF101 and the Nexus 7 2nd gen, one of which kept getting slower, the other that acted flaky and finally wouldn’t boot up, I’m staying away from Asus tablets.

Meanwhile, residents of Seattle asks “what sun?”

Taking your armor off to use the bathroom is more convenient than passing out kitted up.

I’ve watched it a few times and I enjoy it, but it always felt like I’m missing layers of this movie. It’s like they’re trying to parody something and it just went over my head.

I had a different idea for robot pain experiments in mind before watching the video.

They didn’t invent that term, you’re giving them too much credit. Whatever they want to call themselves, they’re merely trespassers with poor impulse control.

Oh, new conspiracy theory! The “lightning scar” on Harry Potter’s head is a thinly disguised SS insignia. Also, what’s the first book’s title? Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.

Not Caucasian, I think, but Aryan. Which I think is even better.

Good point, poor phrasing in the article. Oracle asked for $9.3 billion in damages. What they would get, if they had won, is anyone’s guess.