Tulpa

Are we voting on Milli Vanilli, or the dudes who actually sang on the track?

I'll use whatever frickin year I want. The Patriot Evil Empire started in 2002, and that's the way it'll be, by gummit! Teams are better off winning it all and then lying low for a decade, like the Bucs or the Ravens.

There's no more nukes! That stuff ended when Ronald Reagan ate Gorbachev.

And give me that power, too. That way OptOut and I can be the two superpowers with a perpetual state of mutually assured destruction. And an everlasting cold war descends over VGS. Hey, the real cold war gave us Nintendo*, so why not? *sort of. I mean, Nintendo started developing video games when nukes and stuff were around. It makes sense in my head, goddammit!

You either die the hero or live long enough to become the villain. Remember when the Pats were the heroes for taking down the mighty St. Louis Rams in 2002? Yeah, that didn't age well.

In the context of the movie, the song works perfectly. I don't know anyone who would listen to it on its own, though.

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Someone who posted in this thread owns the VHS. We can probably find out. I've thought about it being a mockup, too, but the possibility of more than one working cart out there is just as likely. I'd find it strange they didn't have at least a couple working prototypes for a project like this. Assuming it wasn't pitched in the garbage when the whole program got shitcanned.

I'm still curious as to what happened to the cart that actually had the Minnesota State Lottery seal. My opinion is that this cart was what it says on the label, the demonstration version for the lottery people to evaluate, and they got as far as making a cart that would be the actual release. I'm starting to think that the one with the seal was also a working version, and might still be out there. I'm really interested to see if the programming on this cart beyond the lockout matches up with the screenshots from the VHS (the fishing game, etc.) Or if there's something different on it that we've never seen before.

There's so many little moments that are hysterical. In the ghetto of St. Louis: "We're from out of town." "No shit." Then the dude asks Clark for $5 for directions, Clark gives him a ten, and he pockets it all. "Keep the change." Rusty chugging all of Clark's beer during the bonding moment. Audrey handing aunt Edna her purse full of weed when the cop pulls them over. So good.

Don't ever go into a Chuck E Cheese. Sensory. Overload.

Best quote I've seen so far: "Trump turned Carroll's $5 million into $83 million. Impressive!"

But I can't play it on my CRT on original hardware and ... wait, I don't do that, anyway. *Downloading the Star Keeper Ultimate Pack (soundtrack, new skins, new backgrounds for the same levels, etc.)

So we should all just watch Tabonga play all the games. Works for me.

Jury Set to Decide Whether Trump Must Pay E. Jean Carroll Again for Defamation (msn.com) Trump ordered to pay $83 million to Carroll. On top of the $5 million he already owes her and however much he'll owe the state of New York.

I'm waiting for the postmodern game era. Where you play a game within a game within a game and it keeps going down that meta rabbit hole until you lose your place in the universe and can never get back. Ever. Or some kind of first person shooter with a slightly different gun. Either/or.

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I'm surprised Estil supports someone who doesn't give a shit about cats. Estil 2024. Make America Kittens Again!

And will still vote for someone indicted four times on 91 charges.

Firebug, the dude before the Joker, is pretty easy. My method is stand on the far left, jump the fireballs, and throw a batarang as soon as he leaps. He almost always jumps into the rang, takes several hits, and then jumps back. Takes a hot minute, but if you get the pattern down he's toast. Everyone and their grandma has their own method of trying to take down the Joker. I usually resort to the standard "punch like he actually killed your parents" method, but ranging works, too, if you have enough. Just have to position yourself between the lightning and get the gun/charge patterns down. The spear and three shot are useless on Joker. You need something that can score multiple hits like the rangs or does big damage like the punches.

There's like two verses with two lines. I know one has "Jack be nimble." Then the chorus a billion times, then dogs barking.

JamesRobot is here to remind us of our carnivore heritage.

Geez, you missed the best one. Christmas is a close second (and one of the best straightforward Christmas movies), but you have to see the first one. I never cared much for Europe and Vegas, but the 2015 remake is actually surprisingly good (not as good as the first or Christmas, but worth a watch.)