Ah yes, don't have those, damn.

I didn't notice any broken ones in those, which ones are you talking about?
Or are the broken ones currently not on the page, so I didn't get them?

I meant all the ones here[/url]

I finally made it through all the podcasts.
I started on dec 17th and have now finally finished listening to all (i think 125) of them.

I'm just too happy to not be an attention-whore about it.

Graham wrote:

The Kinda Second Zack wrote:

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Is he just really, really fat? (Bernie!)

That was intentional, actually. It's just Jer.

Whatever you say Mr. Stark.
As long as you only have to fire him once afterwards.

This looks like a sweet game. However, just by reading the rules I have the impression, that the Magnum is overpowered. It has an average Power of 2 which is 1/3 of the strongest enemy's max health and has a range of 3 times the fastest enemy's range. Unless the player gets swarmed, he has a good ch...

"Thou shalt not give a crap" is one of my most basic philosophies. This does not mean that I don't care about most things, only that I usually limit the amount of emotional involvement I allow myself. This is strongly related to the monkey-sphere idea, in that most people don't really care...

1. Monopoly
2. Risk
3. Settlers of Catan
4. Scotland Yard
5. Chess (used to be higher)

I usually play 1,2 and 4 with modified rules to make them more complex (fortification for risk, loans for monopoly and such)

Honorable mention:
Checkers
Go (though I am rubbish at it)
Othello

Dark City

Sorry to necro, but Paul, I believe you've just been pwn'd: http://hackaday.com/2008/12/30/25c3-hackers-completely-break-ssl-using-200-ps3s/ They say what they did would have required US$20k in amazon ec2 time. I can only guess that that is the overall cost the task would have generated. Now counte...

Question: Was the running-off end-scene one take? I got the impression that the time between running off-screen and coming back on was too short (maybe 0.5 seconds) considering you have to run a curve. Fairly certain that was intentional. It reduces the amount of "empty-shot" time and, IM...

Finally another Science spoof. Considering that "Quantum Fridge" and "Bagel time" are among my favourite videos, I can only say "more science spoofing videos please". PHYSICS Somehow just repeating the word several times makes it funnier. I also was getting a definite &...

I'd also like to play if possible (noob but interested category).
Bought my first dice set for making increasingly complex (and ridiculous) versions of modified risk and actaully brought it with me to my parents.

I agree, but its a difference in expressionlessness (huh?). Both exude a sense of danger. Keanu has more a sense of "I have no clue whats going on but I might kill you" danger, or a "cold danger". Spike is more "Tell me what I want and you live." Keanu is capable of bei...

I have great trouble even imagining Mr. expressionless as Spike.

My bet is on Story-guy who, by some obscure law, gets drafted into the Kenyan air-force and dies in a horrible training accident that involves flying a looping while reading Pidjin-russian literature and eating a grilled-cheese sandwich.

Is it safe? A loaded question if I ever heard one. My personal experience leans more to the no side, as the red is often taller than the bland and therefore the green can easily outweigh the good, making safety a 30/70 chance. If however tasty is in a position to embellish the magnificence of red, t...

Noob question:

Where can one find the older LRRcasts?

Clicking on the button on the main side only gets me the new one beginning with LHC.

EDIT:

Disregard that I s... nevermind , as usual I found the solution 30 seconds after asking the question.

Dear Kathleen,

if they would grant you your box of eternal-kittens in return, would you support supreme bear rulership over the world?

Cheears, Doretheo Veltroos

P.S.

What is your opinion on the Bearcat

Also these pictures:

What could have been.

Stronbad's toughest fight.

Yahtzee's attitude doesn't work as well on camera and without the manic sense created by his videos... and this is coming from a girl who thought he was the very soul of charm and wit when the Bioshock review was first making the rounds. I found myself liking "cheerful, positive friend on the ...

I'm aiming to be teacher, so simply stopping an explanation usually seems like a defeat to me. Of course there always is the nagging wish to shout "This is the easiest way this can be explained. What are you, stupid?" at a student and quashing that is not always easy. Around the third try ...

I don't think Yahtzee's unresponsiveness and general inaction was due to him not being used to it. The fact is, that most people will only know Yahtzee at this point. So if he actually were to use extensive mimic and gestures, he would automatically be the center of attention, pushing the other two ...

I found it interesting, but bland. The "Funny Stuff" will get old very fast if they actually make many more episodes, unless they find other games to make fun of. Yahtzee's genre-analysis was nice, but it might be a challenge to find a suitable topic for each episode. While most of it was ...