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Dubukat with my dapper nephew
On the prowl for Ladybabies! Ladybabies, lock up your dollies.
Forever Lazy
The footy pajamas for adults. Can’t make this shit up.Because sometimes junderpants just aren’t enough.
Jesus christ I’m going to kill whoever I see wearing these outdoors! I will comically slip a lit stick of dynamite in your “when duty calls” flap, you jackass!
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i will never not laugh when i see it
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I was a little wary of NimbleBit‘s Tiny Tower when I first saw it previewed on Touch Arcade back in March. Cute pixel art wins me over every time but to date I haven’t really enjoyed the freemium style, time management, ‘ville-like gameplay. That’s largely because we have the wifi-only iPad and my job is geographically situated in a perfect faraday cage. So I always wind up coming home to a game that’s screaming for my attention and winds up falling apart by the same time the next day.
Regardless, I decided to give Tiny Tower a shot over the long holiday weekend and it’s developed quite the grasp on me and Katy. Because we share the same iTunes account and the game synched to her iPod she wound up giving it a try too and is planning her own obsessive artistic tribute. Mine is a lot simpler and sillier. See, every time I’ve got a few floors under construction at the top of my tower I always picture scenes from ‘Die Hard‘, with John McClane yelling wildly over the radio for help and Hans Gruber’s goons, led by Karl, closing in. And now you too can see what’s in my mind’s eye after a few haphazard hours with Photoshop!
*Over the course of writing this post I generated, like, 8,000 coins and 15 Tower Bux. Now I just need a construction worker VIP to show up and help with the 24th floor!
A holiday tradition for me, I’ve played through Fantavision every Fourth of July since I finally picked the game up in 2004. This is a 4-ish minute tour of the game’s 8 stages set to a song from its soundtrack.
There’s a lot more to see as the retro-future, FMV girl goes on a journey from Earth to visit her friends across the universe (!!) but that’ll have to wait for another video. Happy holiday to everyone, no matter if you’re celebrating Freedom, food, fireworks or just video games. Thanks for watching!