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I think Rumble in the Bronx is a pretty garbage movie. Dragons Forever? That's a fucking Jackie Chan movie, yo. I mean, just look at this final fight scene that goes for TEN ASS-KICKING MINUTES

Also, I'm a Rush Hour defender. It ain't a great movie but it's chock full of dopey fun.

VINNY BETTER NOT SKIP BLOODLINES OR I'LL BE THE UPSETEST

Also, I laughed maybe more than I should have at Alex saying "we didn't duck the fire."

Yeah, that Pipfall thing is great! Wish I'd thought of it first. Oh wait, I totally did! And Ryan put it on the site as a news story!

*waits patiently by the letterbox for royalties cheque*

Psssh, Buttered Popcorn is my favourite flavour, equal with Juicy Pear.

@demoskinos: Wouldn't sim wrestling be more of a thing where you and your opponent call spots and then the gameplay lies in executing them properly without botching? "Sim wrestling" seems like a weirdly paradoxical term for the pro wrestling genre.

I am aware of what you have done right there.

Holy shit, I just re-re-re-re-rewatched Vinny and Dave's playthrough of the first game a couple of days ago. THIS MAKES ME SO FUCKING HAPPY

I'm not sure about how correct Brad's "charcuterie meat is face meat" thing is. I've never known it to be that – it's just a varied selection of cured and regular-ass meat (and other things) every time I order it – but then again maybe it's evolved over time into something that seems less icky to modern tastes.

Long story short: Fuckdang, do I love me a charcuterie board.

Also, what meat goes into making hot dogs?

Fuck yeah, Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Musik, Jeff. It's also the mix where QBert cut up a bunch of MK/SF sounds to wonderful effect.

@phiroth: I remember buying Hybrid Heaven and wading through the whole thing over a long weekend while living alone, sick on my couch, armed only with a pizza and a bottle of Coke. I recall having such wild ambivalence over that game, at the time knowing it wasn't that great, but still finding myself unable to either hate it or stop playing it.

The nostalgia I have for Hybrid Heaven is confusing and powerful; to this day, I still occasionally feel weird pangs of wanting to revisit it, even though I know time will have been outright cruel to it.