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[geebs]

Hmm, so they're remaking the Thundercats cartoon? Eh, they've just about remade everything else, so why not?

Random stuff from the web:

Is it me, or does the background pic in original Egg's twitter look kinda jailbait-y?

The kinda cute meekakitty's music video for Star Trek Girl:

Hey, new posters and banners for Sucker Punch. You know, I don't even care about the plot of the movie. It could just be two hours of hot girls in sexy outfits taking on orcs and dragons and nazis in zeppelins and giant robot samurai or whatever and the plot make no sense whatsoever, but I'd still prolly enjoy it, because I'm easy like that. Though I'm still confused why Vanessa Hudgen's character, a brunette, is nicknamed Blondie. I mean its not like her hair is so dark that it's an ironic nickname.

Also, I did not know Super Mario Brothers Crossover had been updated a while ago to include Blaster Master. But more importantly, that my save file for the old version wouldn't work in the new version. Luckily, I figured out how the new save file worked so I could hack things if I had to. But I still played and beat the game normally. Its just reassuring that I could cheat if I need to. I mean, when playing games, obviously, I like a challenge, but I also like to be able to go "frak it!" and just stack the deck in my favor if need be. There's less pressure, so I feel more confident and thus do better.

Also, I don't consider playing an early level over and over again for hours on end to power my character up to uber levels (like I do in RPGS and the DW/SW series and the like) before I take on the rest of the game to be cheating. As they say, bleed during training so you don't end up bleeding during the real thing. Plus, I want to get access to everything my characters can do as soon as possible, so I can have more variety in how I dispatch my enemies for longer, not just in the late levels.

TV commentary:

Chuck- Eh, Sarah is way better as a blond. Though one of her outfits, with the black hair like that, was that an intentional Mass Effect 2 reference? Because it was the spitting image of how she looks in the game. Oh, and I was skeptical about the whole thing with Casey's daughter in the autographed Back to the Future T-Shirt thing. If it was really such an important collector's item, what was it doing around for Alex just to throw on? Wouldn't it be framed or something?

Although clevemire and I were just discussing her possible slobbery. He's thinking wouldn't they be all "WTF?! What kinda girl just nonchalantly drops pizza sauce and orange juice all over the place (one that is not hers) and not care?" But I say, the show was kinda focusing on the pizza sauce and juice spilling because Morgan and Chuck were all freaked out about her possible messing up the shirt, and otherwise, its a hot chick wearing only a T-shirt, they'd be distracted. I think I would be, and I'm anal about that sort of thing, because I'd worry that that sort of thing attracts bugs. So between being mesmerized by a scantily clad hottie and also worrying she might accidentally ruin a collector's item, I think I would not actually notice the spills at the time. I mean, I would notice it later and be all, "What the hell is this?" and then quickly clean it up and then start freaking out about a bug invasion.

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Casey's daughter is clearly a foul bachelorette (some NSFW text).