Hong Kong is defiantly worth seeing, and knowing the language will improve the experience greatly when browsing the markets.

When I look at it I think of Dr. Robotnik's machines in Sonic the Hedgehog.

He's going to get an earful after he's out.

Those tiny arms are cute.

Inner city clubs seem to going the route of unisex bathrooms. It allows you to put all the plumbing into a single room, avoids line ups women, and avoids over complicated issues transgender club goers.

SteamPunk you say?

I SAY MOAR!

Nothing says family heirloom like a sword passed down from the last generation, and just so happens to be made of them too.

@ohhoho

A great documentary called "The Story of 1" describes those aboriginal people.

My sister and I grew up learning the same language, but why does her explanations become the equivelent of "Can you get my thing? It's sitting on the thing".

@D Bozko

Probably the first time I actually agree with you. They were defiantly strict times for everyone not in control of the situation. My grandfather on my mother's side fought for the side of Hungary, because if he didn't, he was shot and killed as a traitor. A more interesting story with my dad's side is his father trained as a pilot for Germany in WWI, and fought against Germany for Canada as a pilot in WWII.

These comics are just as pointless with the original subtitles... unless that was the whole point for making these?

Rule #6

Don't stop rubbing the belly of the largest one.

Can play a mean game of Risk on this map.

I should introduce my grandma to failblog.org

There is nothing cooler then steampunk giant robots.