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Somehow I think Expansion Gel didn't sell all that well as a dietary supplement.

Aperture also has a significant lead in one vital area: exits. Portal 2 showed us several exits from the Aperture facility. Sure of them were condemned, but they existed. I know that upon reaching those things in Portal 2 the first time my immediate reaction was the imagine how insanely overjoyed Freeman would be to see them, followed by how crushed he would be at them being inaccessible.

Try as I might, I can't seem to pull up the clip of John Travolta going on about how he and everybody loves bath salts. Truly this will bring about the zombie apocalypse, and be the best newsweek ever.

Always have a soft spot for da Chief even if I consider his franchise over unless they give us another Halo Wars

They're giving each other nicknames and then thy're gonna name me U6MlaIe1ljs

A police drama about the chase to discover the suspected thief behind several prominent bike robberies in the Philadelphia area. (Weren't we supposed to use real movies?) Dr. Sex

As long as we avoid any Error 482 incidents

One of my new favorites was,"I didn't kill that fish just to take over its job."

Here's a script excerpt from that film: Well, since Lois is the mayor, I'm allowed to reroute all the town's electricity. What'd you do that for? So I could reanimate the corpse of Jim Varney. Howdy, Vern. This is some dad-gum nicehouse you got here, Vern. That's Vern, V-Vern,Vern, Vern. Oh, wait, wait, it was John Belushi, that's who I wanted. Peter, how could you...? Way ahead of you, Brian. My mistake, I'll take care of this. - Hey, Jim, come out in the yard, will ya? - Sure thing, Vern. He got the shotgun, Brian! Don't ask me how he did it, but Jim Varney got the shotgun! - Run for your life! - What?! Run! (There seems to be no clips of that gag that I can find or else I would've had a video) The Count of Monte Cristo

Strategy games make good use of the setting, I love Toy Soldiers.

The epic story of that melting guy from the end of Robocop, the exact same footage but edited with so much slowmo that it becomes a 3 hour megafest. Appleseed

Occasionally the idea will hit me, "ya know there are practically no WW1 games, should totally make one of those!" and then, "Oh wait, sitting in a trench for months, shooting at people you can't see sometimes, and charging into mines, gas, barbed wire, and artillery and dying doesn't make for an exciting game." and thus the cycle continues. It makes good books though.

Mundo end game when he pleases

The return of the ancient evil sealed inside of a public portable toilet. The Fifth Element

What you did there, Lee Sin can see it.

Dam good episode, although the damn puns about the damn dam got a bit grating considering that Freeman didn't punch himself in the mouth. Was also really surprised about how nonchalant he was about killing an attack helicopter by spraying a submachinegun at it. O and I love behind the scenes stuff like the time chart.

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YFW the "Free Money Now!!!!!11!11" crazy salesmen were telling the truth; you've missed out on free millions, but now the time has expired and you can never take advantage of it.

Thanks, I'll be sure to notify the good people of Brith that, no I am not crazy, and someone else does both see them and appreciate their culture.

an intense thriller about the struggle of "No. 10.5" in his struggle to discover his identity and find purpose, the twist is that its really an elaborate metaphor for returning rented VHS tapes, and also actually a comedy. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

got this today, was a great deal with all the bonus content. Came with the arcade game Gotham Impostors and a free download of a batman animated movie too.

It's my birthday today

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