Dude has just killed an enemy with his majestic red hair. Not sure how the background fits into a supercomputer theme, but we went with it.
The 24th greatest NES game, assuming I mathed correctly: Kabuki Quantum Fighter. I never beat this game, but I had a tremendous amount of fun. You are some dude who is thrown into a supercomputer to fight a rogue AI with his hair. And I hope that is what it comes down to for us.
That is what I thought because most of it was made in the 70's and 80's as far as I knew, but I am not a connoisseur.
I will leave it open to everyone whether I am talking about cocaine, yacht rock, or both.
A question I never knew I wanted to ask until now: Is cocaine a disqualifier for yacht rock?
He will. Jon Cooper won't rein him in either.
Michelangelo swimming through the seaweed about to get zapped.
The 25th greatest game on the NES: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This game was difficult, but not impossible. Once I figured out you should pick Michelangelo and Raphael in the seaweed level, because you were going to lose a lot of health, I beat the game.
And Montreal scores on the powerplay that Perry gave them because he dropped his gloves for... No reason at all?
People who feel bad that Cory Perry is on the losing team in cup finals regularly don't understand he is a reason for the losing, not a bystander. An incredibly stupid player who gets a pass for some reason.
Our angel Kid Icarus jumping on a platform to avoid these motherfucking purple snakes in this motherfucking game.
The 26th greatest NES game: Kid Icarus. I wanted this game so badly when I was younger, and in good news, it did not disappoint. Was it difficult? Very. But I eventually got very good at it. Good enough to beat it! An accomplishment from what I have read.
The Angry Wave holding a megaphone and sneering at something off camera.
If I can chime in, you can also donate $41.27 for the 1998 Liberty Bowl which gave Tulane their first national title. Don't look that up.
It just isn what it is, I am never going to wrap my head around that. And I am ok with that, because our president sucks as a poster too.
I wonder what the relationship between "Has a running commentary in their head" and "Cannot keep their face from showing exactly what they are feeling" is. I'd venture very close to 1:1.
A blue and white Dynamo Moscow jersey from the mid 90's. The faded logo indicates this jersey has seen better days.
Afinogenov 61 with Samsung in the white stripe.
I've always kind of doubted this is what the actual jersey looked like, but it was 15 bucks. 🤷♂️ Remarkably lightweight thanks to the giant holes.
"The longer he has played the bigger it gets"
I honestly cannot tell. The side shot during the interview gave me nothing.
I think we are talking too much about Mark Stone's knob this intermission.
The Legend! No, really, a legend in multiple meanings of the word.
I am not sure the "Derek Plante for Hockey HOF" has picked up enough steam.
Or really any steam.
I had so many of his rookie cards... not an investment that paid off.
The first thing I ever bought off ebay was a Maxim Afinogenov Dynamo Moscow jersey. I may still have it, it is in awful shape if I still do thought.
Oh, and Toni Lydman for the actual prompt.
And bad refereeing costs Montreal, as does a broken stick on the penalty kill, it is now 1-1 in Tampa.
If that is supposed to be a charging minor, his feet need to be off the ice before the hit. Not after when he loses balance. Poor call against Montreal there. Big hits aren't always penalties, especially when it was a sandwich situation.
One of the dunk animations was this sweet reverse dunk. Mock the fans all you want, but the animation itself was amazing for the NES.
I am pretty sure this is supposed to be Chicago in the purplish uniforms, vs Boston in the green. The Boston frog mascot is sadly not pictured.
The 27th greatest NES game: Double Dribble. The best basketball game on the NES. Not much of a single player node, but two players was always fun. The dunk animation was worth the price of admission alone.
But the missed dunk clang sound was epic. The most satisfying sound on the NES.
Terrible challenge by the Avs, who deserve the minor for losing it.
Going to be funny when it gets taken away because the robot took the subway for a couple of miles.
If you are unfamiliar with the Sudan situation, in 2019 the differing factions signed an agreement to allow for a democratic government to emerge. It was widely hailed in the headlines.
The problem was the military could oversee the civilian government, but not vice versa. Guess what happened next?
This reminds me of the Sudan agreement in 2019. There will be a framework that will create headlines about peace and victory for whichever side media outlets want to say.
Your IR friends (acquaintances? Do we have friends?) will be reading the actual text of the treaty and will be horrified.
Gruether Furth has scored two goals in the last 5 minutes to move above the relegation zone and probably damn Darmstadt's promotion push. Just an incredible second half, and some incredible celebrating.
