... ;t want to select, that’s actually OK too. The game is set for release on November 23rd, which will give you four days to play before the actual celebration of excess and obesity begins. Just don’t come crying to me when the mud-butt comes-a-calling. source Destructoid SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Art imitates life: Bit.Trip VOID in time for Thanksgiving", url: " });

Obama Imitates (Flatters) Nixon "In the Obama White House, arrogance, vanity and hesitation has replaced action. A level of suspicion unseen since the days of Richard Nixon flourishes at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave." Verdict on O one year later: Nothing doing Andrea Peyser New York Post Last Updated: 5:42 AM, November 2, 2009 Posted: 4:16 AM, November 2, 2009

Or maybe it's that Art Imitates Life. Either way, were probably a ways off from experiencing a Soylent Green scenario. (Maybe in 2013?) But stranger things have happened. Did Three Mile Island happen before or after the movie The China Syndrome was released? (I know Chernobyl happened after.) And what about all the hysteria that will be generated by the next passing of a comet or large ...

The name Prado came from the Spanish word guepardo, which means cheetah, is a human powered concept vehicle that imitates the movement of the ferocious animal. The lower part of the vehicle contains two pedals that users push down with their feet to move the vehicle forward. The idea of the vehicle came from the nature and the eagerness of the designers to imitate it among human beings. Therefore, ...

Apparently Kiva’s lending is not as individual as it appears. Slightly unsettling. (I’m still using it for lending, though. It’s not like the money isn’t going to individual businesses in developing countries – just not necessarily the ones in the pictures.) Does technology make people more socially isolated? Actually, it turns out the people who use the tech ...

In the Simpsons, Homer's brother Herb (who's car company was bankrupted by Homer in an earlier episode) invents a baby translator. The Baby Translator does just what it sounds like: it translates babies crys, goo ga's and gurgles into what they really mean. Now many years later, there's an app for that as they say. The $30 Cry Translator for the iPhone tells you if the cry is & ...

The Tennessean's Michael Cass finds remarkable parallels between his courthouse beat and last week's episode of NBC's Parks and Recreation: Here in Metro government, the parks department got $664,000 less than it wanted for 2007-08 when the council decided to give that money to the Nashville Public Library so it could maintain its operating hours. Parks wanted to use those funds to ...

For years I have been writing about "misfits" and "weirdos" and have unintentionally become my own neighborhood's, just that. Grizelda is a weird neighbor who the kids discover to be loveable as well. Drinking Fountain Joe (my newly christened H1N1 book because of the germs) is a funny little misfit who is paranoid about germs in his school and becomes a hero. Gabriel ...

“Kumiko refused to speak to me for three days. Literally. Not a word. She slept in the other room, and she ate her meals alone. This was the greatest crisis our marriage had faced. She was genuinely angry with me, and I understood how she felt.” After her three days of silence, Kumiko asked me,’What would you think if you were in my position?’ These were the very words ...

In case you thought V's storyline, in which the Catholic Church embraces the alien visitors as "God's creatures," was too far fetched, the Vatican held a conference on exo-biology this week. Which occasioned this awesome image from the Telegraph newspaper. Last year, the Vatican caused a stir when Father Joseph Funes gave an interview, featured prominently in the Vatican's ...