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12-12-2012, 08:59 PM
Awesome Bomb

Hey Robstork and/or B-Mac,

What the hell is a Willy-Willy?
12-12-2012, 09:03 PM
Wade Barrett 1979

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Originally Posted by Awesome Bomb

Hey Robstork and/or B-Mac,

What the hell is a Willy-Willy?

It's a dust devil.
12-12-2012, 09:05 PM
B-MCINTYRE

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Originally Posted by Awesome Bomb

Hey Robstork and/or B-Mac,

What the hell is a Willy-Willy?

harmless mini tornado type thing... just swrils dust around.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2580/...ea19f734b3.jpg
12-12-2012, 09:37 PM
Robstar

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Originally Posted by Iron Ape

For Xmas, my girl procured me a beautifully restored Simpsons arcade cabinet. She did it all on the sneak, too, as I was completely clueless until it got delivered this morning. She won't let me hook it up until the 25th, though, which sort of strikes me as unusually cruel.

*seriously contemplates hooking it up as soon as she leaves for work*

She'll be able to tell that you're faking come Christmas if you do!
12-12-2012, 11:11 PM
KJ PUNK

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Originally Posted by thejman93

Do eet! I remember playing that game back in the day.

They put it on the PSN for download and I wore out the demo for it for a few days.

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Originally Posted by Iron Ape

Yeah, Turtles in Time is actually one of the other things on my wish-list for my bar area down in the basement. One of these days, it will be mine. ;)

Me and my brother rented Turtles in Time about 50x for SNES before my parents finally got the clue and finally bought it for us. The first thing I did when I downloaded an SNES emulator was play Turtles in Time.
12-12-2012, 11:45 PM
SouthernBlood

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Originally Posted by B-MCINTYRE

Take your balls out of her handbag and nut up?

This was my exact reaction....

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12-13-2012, 02:12 AM
Iron Ape

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Originally Posted by Robstar

She'll be able to tell that you're faking come Christmas if you do!

Yeah, you're probably right. And it definitely wouldn't make sense to piss of the chick who makes with actual arcade games. I need to hold on to this one for dear life. ;)

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Originally Posted by KJ PUNK

Me and my brother rented Turtles in Time about 50x for SNES before my parents finally got the clue and finally bought it for us. The first thing I did when I downloaded an SNES emulator was play Turtles in Time.

I've actually got Turtles in Time currently sitting in my SNES on my desk in my office. That sucker still gets played a lot.

Lately I've been noticing how much more timeless and endlessly re-playable that great Super Nintendo games are when compared to classics on just about every other system, well, ever.
12-13-2012, 02:25 AM
Tomsta666

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Originally Posted by Iron Ape

Lately I've been noticing how much more timeless and endlessly re-playable that great Super Nintendo games are when compared to classics on just about every other system, well, ever.

It's funny aint it? How there's scores of SNES and to a lesser extent Mega Drive games that have all aged very gracefully. But a vast majority from the PS1 / N64 era now all look terrible.
12-13-2012, 03:32 AM
Karsten Langenfeld

The hardest thing about a Zombie apocalypse will be to pretend that i havent been looking forward to it my whole life.
12-13-2012, 03:43 AM
Robstar

I think the fantasy of the Zombie apocalypse is very similar to the fear that drives people to religion, that there will be life ongoing after death. Even if it's just mindlessly feasting on flesh or brains - it's such a dream, to be able to eat forever and not have to worry about it. And those zombies always look like they're enjoying what they're eating, don't they? It's the same with that vampire shit - not dying and all that, but there's a certain legitimacy to the existence of zombies, yeah?

Take efeds and TNA fans for example. :eek:

Oh no he didn't!!! ;)