No, "8-bit" refers to a processor that can access 8 bits of data in a single operation. In pop culture terms, "8-bit" artwork usually refers to artwork that resembles the graphical capabilities of 8-bit video game consoles such as the NES.

Too many "pixels" to be "8-bit". More like 16- or 32-bit.

Very cool! But not really an optical illusion.

I don't buy it. I call "fake".

It's fast, OK, but how does it taste? Fresh doesn't necessarily mean good.

No, they shouldn't. I'm all in favor of legalizing and promoting gay marriage, but promoting it on Sesame Street would only result in the children of intolerant parents no longer being allowed to watch it. The risk of alienating a large portion of the Sesame Street audience and inserting the show into the middle of a national controversy would do more harm to the show than any benefit I can see.

fredthehead: the film itself is five seconds long.

That's great! Verbal humor rarely translates well from one language or culture to another, but physical humor is universal.

There's a sucker born every minute. That guy probably laughs all the way to the bank when he goes to cash his paycheck.

Pretty cool. The only thing I think it's missing is maybe a belt with a bunch of personality cores hanging from it.

Agreed: the appropriate term here would be "furries", not "cosplayers". Furries dress in animal costumes; cosplayers dress in costumes to resemble fictional characters.

According to Penn & Teller, anyone can earn a black belt. It's just a matter of paying for the required number of classes at any karate school in any shopping center.

Love the artwork, but it would be so much more interesting if someone translated the text.

OK, so here's the next question: What kind of restaurant charges you for parking while you're there paying for overpriced drinks, and why would anyone go to a place like that? I've never been to a restaurant that charged for parking.

That list should have exactly zero movies on it. The fact that they came up with a list suggests they have really low standards; the fact that they included "The Hot Chick" proves that they have no standards.