ButtonMasher

We used to have hedgehog flavour crisps in the UK, oh well it was a bit of a fad:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:HEDGEHOG_CRISPS.jpg
 I'm sure the US has seaweed, but in Wales it's considered a delicacy and sold as Laver Bread (also in Japan). Like Marmite it's very nutritious and you either love it or hate it but it makes a fried breakfast something special:   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laver_%28seaweed%29
 For those with a sweet tooth there's liquorice allsorts:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquorice_allsorts
and dolly mixtures:   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolly_Mixtures

Pong (or a variant) on a friends Atari 2600 if I recall correctly. Then he had a ZX81 and shortly afterward a Commodore Vic20, then I sort of stealed a lead when my parents bought me a BBC Micro which meant I could play Overdrive (think Pole Position without corners), Elite and Revs which was probably the first realistic feeling F1 sim. The nose of the car tilted upward from a standing start.

Well the only true way to tell is to watch Pyro running. If Pyro's arms are flapping around up and down with lots of finger waggling then it's a girly run.

" I thought it was a michael jackson impersonator that got turned into a zombie....  are you  not  allowed to impersonate michael jackson anymore? "

Woke up at 7am, went to Uni, part time job in the evening, project work all night.  Back to Uni, part time job, project work all night. Back to Uni, handed in project, went to part time job and had a hard time being sensible at 9 pm. So about 65-66 hours I think

I don't think so. I'm overweight but I still find this hilarious - dudes got some moves: 

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWnpwV63KiY