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Steel Battalion as a Natal Kinect game and the odds are only 16:1? Oh man where do I put money down on that?

Why?

Your opinion is stupid.

This thread sucks.

That's not really a ban, is it.

I think if you're the type of person who gets all freaked out when a website says your computer has a "virus" or if you actually have "virus scanner" software you deserve to be set on fire. No thoughtful action has ever precipitated the download of malicious software.

The desire to spend money is not what is commonly referred to as "technology."

I think NASA needs a mercy-killing.

My favorite car is your mom's car, 'cause that's where we do it.

I went ahead and bought the Bridgestones. Over 650 dollars and this was the cheap option. 18" wheels are a curse.

The pipes arrived today. They're even sexier in person. Right now I'm trying to decide what tires I want to run in summer, since my OEM Bridgestones are done. It's down to Bridgestone RE760 Sports or Hankook Ventus V12 Evos. The Hankooks are cheaper and possibly maybe slightly better in...

Everything I know about World War 2 I learned from Sabaton.

Oh me oh my, guess who just spent a whole freaking lot of money on a new down-pipe and catted mid-pipe. Those parts would be this: and this: They match the catback I already bought and should sound really mean. With the help of the AccessPort they should help boost power and...

Sorry, LeHah, I'm too busy whacking off gazing at pictures of cartoon boobies to do anything else right now.

Sounds like Dyret is a creepy guy.

This is not a health insurance discussion and everyone would be wise to avoid replying to the above two posts.

Holy shit.

LeHah should be getting Wolfenstein later today, so I think we'll have to find time to shoot each other. Anyone else who bought this spectacular game and would like to be fragged like the little bitch they are is welcome to join us.

That's clearly not how he's arranged the vessels in that image, where a Hades-class is last, preceded by a Midway and a Vesuvius.

Haha: "this new budget cautious age."