Recent content by LeeshaJoy

The other guy says "That's his left, dipshit." It's just hard to hear because Paul and Graham are talking over it.

For the love of all that is awesome, RENT THE SLOW-MOTION CAMERA FROM DAILY DROP NEXT TIME YOU DO THIS.

So does that mean you just Rickrolled everyone who watched the sketch and they didn't even know it? Awesomesauce.

I would actually be willing to try lab-grown human meat. Assuming I could get some kind of guarantee in writing that it was lab-grown and they didn't just raid a morgue or something.

Well, they can always get a talking turret plushie [http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/plush/e71c/] instead...

My point is, part of the reason the US was so prosperous during the '50s is because they did the manufacturing for everyone else. It's the same reason China's economy has been rising--they're exporting to other countries. It's a good way for a country to get rich at the expense of others, but...

Sure, WW2 was good for America, because afterward it was the only major first-world country that didn't have its infrastructure decimated by bombing, and therefore had a near monopoly on manufacturing. The post-war era sucked for the rest of the developed world. Try again, Krugman.

Am I the only one who finds this sort of marriage proposal more than a little tacky? Any sort of public proposal is problematic, because there's enormous pressure on the other party to say yes regardless of his or her feelings on the matter. And when you don't even have the balls to ask in person...

Exile Vilify is available for purchase on iTunes, so it's unlikely they'll give it away for free.

Dare I hope that eventually GLaDOS will get an album of her own? (Seriously, Valve, do it. We all love hearing Ellen McLain pretend to be a singing computer.)

Dyack is misinformed. There are 17,000 total apps in the App Store. A quick search for "fart" in said store brings up about 900 hits, which is a pretty significant chunk of the total count but nowhere near what he seems to think it is.

Yeah, it added the aspect of not being able to friggin' see what you're aiming at. How the game ever got so popular is beyond me--I played the free demo for two minutes and got fed up with it.

*watches video* *chuckles* *goes to back up her computer*

The more I look at what passes for political discourse in the United States, the more I think that the whole freaking country still needs its mother to look after it.

So it's like the Zen Garden minigame in Plants vs. Zombies? I approve!