…Dear God in Heaven, but it is. I mean, it could even be something that you could sell in real life.
I’m posting this instead of Tweeting it for the benefit of people who want to offer similarly horrified admiration. Or mere horror.
Dec
17
2012
17
2012
Death Valley land-battleships on monster-truck wheels?
…OK. Fine. Yes, I’d go see that.
And I’m not g0ing to feel guilty about that, either. I’m a philistine, and proud of it; and while I have absolutely nothing against people who go to the movies because they want to see something that will make them think, I am not one of those people. I think quite enough all day as it is, thanks; when I go into a film typically I want to turn off my brain for a bit.
So low-brow me there, dude.
Apr
03
2012
03
2012
QotD, Presumably SOMEBODY Out There Doesn’t Edition.
Today’s Full Frontal Nerdity:
“It’s a good distraction for the guards. Also, we hate mimes.”
…Not much else to say there, really.
May
28
2010
28
2010
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QotD, Full Frontal Nerdity edition.
On the perils of allowing yourself too much identification with NPCs:
It’s a dangerous game to love that which has stats and therefore can be killed.
Actually, that last panel of FFN has another good line, too. It’s one of the better webcomics out there; a shame that it’s just once a week.
Apr
29
2010
29
2010
QOTD, Full Frontal Nerdity edition.
“BEHOLD YOUR ARTICULATED PLASTIC GOD, MY METAL MINIONS!”
…Well, it’s what I would have done. And clearly Aaron Williams would have done, too.
Background:
Mar
05
2009
05
2009
Well, the prequel trilogy, at least.
Considerably messier, but then the prequel trilogy could have stood some extra messiness. Heck, this would have been an improvement
, and is (to the best to my knowledge) in the public domain.