Who's going to CloverJam Saturday?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/sep/06/usa.iraq

I think the shark jump for Oz was the death of Adebisi. He was the last character to really show... I don't know, he's a villain for villainy's sake, like the Joker. Without that bad for bad's sake attitude the show devolved into high pseudo-Bard melodrama ( Read more... )

Read Sal's post on the EA forums about Crysis. Enjoy.

Update: the link works now, and there are funny replies.

Seriously.

It makes me think of Puddleglum.

"The [U.S.] Air Force has made substantial changes in its handling of nuclear weapons in the wake of a B-52 flight last August during which the pilots and crew were unaware they were carrying six air-launched cruise missiles with nuclear warheads ( Read more... )

Down to something like 10 challenges left in SSBB with everyone and everything unlocked. Now it's gone back to the old Horseshoe days of me, Mike and Scrub kicking the ever-loving shit out of whoever steps in our way.

Not gonna lie. Things have been difficult. But when are they not difficult? I'll live.

The position of the French prior to the commencement of hostilities in 1939 has always puzzled me. I can understand the defeatist reasoning to a point. A lot of people forget how brutal World War I was; the death of 2 million Frenchmen led to the loss of a generation of people. That's a heavy blow, and after that I can understand making heavy ( Read more... )

I'm reading Rise and Fall of the Third Reich for like the billionth time right now. Not only is it a great historical record but it's one of the most well-written histories you'll ever read. Very enthralling ( Read more... )

I've been waiting for this day since I got the Wii. I honestly bought this system for two reasons: the Virtual Console and SSBB. I mean, I was pumped about Super Mario Galaxy and Twilight Princess, but these were games that were slated for earlier systems (in SMG's case, that was supposed to come out for the N64) and there was a level of ( Read more... )