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@ep_driver: AGREED.

Baby, they were born to (the) run. (Please don't sue, Bruce.)

Man, I'm all over this This Is The Run: The Run, this run of which. Run with it.

Probably shouldn't have a recap minifeature called "The Runs", though

I- ... I never thought I'd see the day. The ending was pretty poetic too... and sad. You'll see your moment of glory again, Waluigi.

I look forward to the day that VR gets commoditized as another communications/media platform in some ways, in others I have no idea what form sponsored ads will eventually take in that reality - "Wellp, time for watching 3D YouTube alongside my buddy from North Carolina. What's with this abrupt fade to black mid-sentence? OH GOD I just got stabbed in the face with a Necronomicon, time for that horror movie ad again."

VR makes me ask a lot of psychologically existentialist questions, like "if we spend enough time in full immersion breaking the laws of physics will we become so accustomed to the freedom that we occasionally forget how reality works?" That's why I'm excited about it.

Chief Beef, DMX Goomba and the Luchadeer probably go bar-hopping every Friday night somewhere far, far away from here

@johnymyko: That is both impressive and appropriate.

Indeed I saw the linked Tweet of Dave Lang trolling Windjammers fans, and was mirthful, but am still not satisfied vis-a-vis the future of the Community Spotlight as it was not an incontrovertable official statement. I apologize for the inconvenience. Time to dust off my tin-foil hat collection -- including that one with the jaunty feather, it goes well with my eyes

... Do delinting rollers even work on tin-foil? What am I getting into here

@crocbox: Wiki, He Wrote? (ugh)

That Jeffry capsule toy looked a little like Enzo Amore...

I think this website is infecting my brain some

Tony Hawk's American Sk8land... good times.

This was during a weird time in Nintendo's pre-release press for consoles between 2004/2005 where the Revolution and (working title) Nintendo DS both got some prime coverage in Nintendo Power as mockup 3D renders. It was one of those times where your imagination went wild over the potential the consoles would have. Combined with the GBA SP spread, I had a lot of Nintendo consoles on wishlists during those years.

Sega at its finest, that's what

The definition of finest is not up for debate here, no sir