"state something completely random time!"

[Smii]

If E=mc2, then what the feck does it mean???

"Emk!"

[Jesse813]

[Why-Disciple]

I presented my wife with a word puzzle the other night, and let me tell you: it's a head-scratcher!

See if you guys fare any better than she did:

If a woman's husband only requests a package of cookies once every six months, and she buys said package of cookies for him and him alone, what difference does it make if he stretches the package out by only eating one or two cookies at a time, or finishes them all off in one sitting?

He'll be hungry if he eats them all? I don't get it.

[Rusty Venture]

The reason why Rusty isn't welcome in China

The Chinese told me they wouldn't reveal that information!

Lying Commies!

[Jesse813]

[M4R14NO94]

It got worse before it finally died.


I remember when PC Gamer had those stupid multimedia porn "games" in back ads of the magazine.

I remember I (my dad, actually) had some Spanish PC mags from the mid-90's (1996-1997. One of them had the Duke Nukem 3D demo. Jawusum), and there was a store's advertisement (actually, a catalogue of the software they sold) and there was PLENTY of stuff like that. I think some of them were PC versions of the Vivid "games" for the 3DO

[Phantar]

"Emk!"

Dear lord... Yahoo Serious...

Why? Just... why???

[Jesse813]

[mrbigreddog]

Let her have it.

I keep watching this over and over... It's so freakin funny!

Ledda havit... WITH NOOO PROBLEM!!!

[Smii]

Dear lord... Yahoo Serious...

Why? Just... why???

"I know those words, but that sign makes no sense!"

Meh - Young Einstein might border on the intolerably ridiculous at times, but it's not the worst thing ever - it just happens to be for the best that Mr Serious only made a couple more films and then went away quietly, that's all.

[Rusty Venture]

I remember I (my dad, actually) had some Spanish PC mags from the mid-90's (1996-1997. One of them had the Duke Nukem 3D demo. Jawusum), and there was a store's advertisement (actually, a catalogue of the software they sold) and there was PLENTY of stuff like that. I think some of them were PC versions of the Vivid "games" for the 3DO

I remember getting the demo episode of Duke 3D and coming home from High School and playing it constantly.

Bought Duke3D that summer, I got the initial release with the mousepad. I used it for years before I saw it was wearing out and switched to a plain gray mousepad.


And Yahoo Serious is possibly the worst thing to come from Australia...worse than the flying, man-eating, koala horde.

[Phantar]

"I know those words, but that sign makes no sense!"

Meh - Young Einstein might border on the intolerably ridiculous at times, but it's not the worst thing ever - it just happens to be for the best that Mr Serious only made a couple more films and then went away quietly, that's all.

Tom Servo: Joel, what chance do we have in a world that keeps presenting us with vivid images of hell?
Joel: Well, there's personal liberty, strength of conviction, those have been known to work. And then there's the time the country rallies together to beat back hell, like the time we as a nation said no to Yahoo Serious.
Crow T. Robot: I remember that. All of us together, drawn inexplicably to the slobbering mouth of hell, and then suddenly, somehow, by some unknown force, rescued in the nick of time, like Moses and the Israelites.

[zetastrike]

[Jesse813]

[M4R14NO94]

I remember getting the demo episode of Duke 3D and coming home from High School and playing it constantly.

Bought Duke3D that summer, I got the initial release with the mousepad. I used it for years before I saw it was wearing out and switched to a plain gray mousepad.

You mean that in that demo you could play the WHOLE L.A. Meltdown episode? Or was it just the first level, Hollywood Holocaust? Because in the demo I had you could only play Hollywood Holocaust. Unfortunately, that's all I ever got to play of the game, because I finally played the full game last year (although I think I might have played some of the PS1 version several years earlier). I remember that an old friend of mine (that loved the Duke Nukem games, although from DN3D 'till Land of the Babes. He never played the classic games) had the DN3D Atomic Edition (it was actually from his dad)