I like Hot Potato Boy, Pol x

I'm glad I'm not alone in spotting many fallacies in this. I'll just correct one. In 1973 Lucas was trying to pitch a science fiction script that was nothing like the Star Wars finished product, and at the time it was titled "The Journal of the Whills". And the story was indeed ripped directly from Kurosawa's "Hidden Fortress".

I have to stop procrastinating, and read that book already.

This is pretty cool, but making mix tapes was a labor of love for me back in the day. Getting the player to fade a bit before hitting pause/stop, so there wouldn't be a loud CLICK in between songs was my specialty. This is good for nostalgia.

And the look on her face when she reads the label: SUCK / In Out.

I've told my brethren time and time again...that whole Curious thing will get you nothing but trouble.

they had me at "flying great whites".

Um, yeah. Unicorns are equine. And beautiful.

This kind of thing happened in Portland about 8 years ago. It's rather unsettling.

Ow. That hurt a little.

Improvement idea-- make this a claw-type game with a button that just swings the plate sideways at a clown.

Two paws up!! Great ending, too. Please let this be a death knell to the old style cartoons like "This Land Is Your Land" et al.

sparge, perhaps the rule of 7 is what the Trivial Pursuit answer was based on, through averages and the fact that games tend to have upwards of a hundred "laps"...or they just made it up. Either way, they say Illinois.

Dang! Trivial Pursuit has a question, What is the most frequently landed-on property in Monopoly? The answer is Illinois Ave. I was hoping to someday find out how the hell they know that.

If you watch it over and over, the audio lags, making it even funnier. Rambo says "I'm Casey Kasem", Rick James says "I'm the gost with the most, babe." and many more awesome mismatches.

Fascinating!