The guy's face is clearer in the non-HDR (left) picture.

A game centered on whimsies where rules change without apparent reason?

The Flying Spaghetti Monster (561,000 results) is very happy to hear this.

@KamWrex: That documentary didn't verify the title.

Was that THREE cameras pointing at the same guy? who was he?

We had never expected it to be free, but rather at an affordable and reasonable price.

It seems NES gave me more fun, as a little kid, than those $400 consoles or $60 games I bought recently.

This, together with a self-buttoning shirt and a self-aiming spoon, would make a 3-year old happy, for the only thing left for him to do is drooling.

As much as I like eating Indian food by hand, I don't understand the rising trend of applying it to everything, especially things on the screen of a DESKTOP.

*sigh*. Ground Zero is still a giant hole in the ground, a decade after 9/11. Meanwhile the Brazilians have mastered the trick to erect a skyscraper in a second.

There has never been a show's title that described the plots as perfectly as this one.

6 inches of garden hose can do the same and costs much less.

I paused the show after professor Farnsworth's question and resumed until I solved it.

The direction of the seat is wrong, unless the kid's ass and face are on the same side. Other than that, this is a nice design.

This list is idiotic.

@The Lab:

Completely useless and baffles ordinary people.

How do you photoshop in the visitors so that they all look exactly like cardboard cutouts?

"photons that move fast enough"

why is the pirate smiling when the boat is in a tree???