His name is news. Reporting on it doesn't give him magic powers.

Right, but that makes him psychologically intimidating, not physically intimidating. It's his crazy that's scary, not his physicality.

I don't like the guy, but how could we pass him up for this cheap? If he doesn't pan out, we're not out much, and if he does it's the deal of the fucking century.

Patrick, you wanna dismiss (and hopefully ban) this Svengoolie guy? He's saying some pretty fucking heinous things.

Being physically intimidating isn't what makes the Joker scary. I always thought the scariest part of the Joker was that he was ultimately just a regular guy with the mind of a madman. He was what anyone could be if they went far enough off the rails. Having him be a physically intimidating villain sort of misses the…

I love remasters. Going back and playing a lot of games without the nostalgia goggles on shows a lot of them to be pretty rough experiences. The remasters (Majora's Mask comes to mind) actually look more like my rosy memories of the games than the original games do.

Sort of. Killswitch had already invented (more or less) that style of cover-based TPS gameplay.

This from the site that banned my previous account for calling them out for praising R. Kelly.

Is this the same turf that causes cancer?

It ain't slander when it's true.

Also, you have to learn to brake while drifting in some places. 150cc pretty much never required it.

I has less to do with Star Wars or the droid's personality than it does with the fact that this is just a very cool, very novel design for a radio controlled toy.

$150 is what I've heard.

Because that's just how big a waste of time your comment is.

It would seem less rude if Kinja would allow me to post a Coffee Talk image.

Actually, Chris Person is neither a Chris, nor a person.

I'm not buying a sandwich from a place that consistently smells like plastic and urine.

Subway restaurants smell like plastic and urine. I've been saying this for two decades.

No, but now I want that game.

You can't read an article while writing code at work.