No doubt you’re spending any free time (and maybe even pulling some sickies) in front of an Xbox or Playstation playing GTA V.
It’s the least you could do — and to help you in your endeavor these guys have, valiantly, been busting or confirming myths about aspects of the gameplay that may’ve been making you a little anxious.
Fans of 1990s hip-hop do not fear, DJ Flula’s autotune remix of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s track even features the mix-a-lot man himself and throws in elements of dubstep and classic hip-hop.
Add to that the fact it all takes place inside a car and you have yourself a very entertaining next few minutes.
Your thoughts on what military rations might taste like that date back to the Vietnam war are probably correct.
I.e. they taste like shit and this brave soul tasted them so we don’t have to, making acute observations like it “looks like a disc of disease” and “smells like rot”. M’mm.
“It’s not who you are underneath. It’s what you do that defines you.” So said Katie Holmes in Batman Begins and here is someone doing just that.
It doesn’t matter that he’s a dad underneath that mask, he acts like an annoying troll to his family and that’s why the internet loves him.
Are you a nerd of a geek? If you have to ask yourself that question you’re probably neither.
But much more importantly, who would win in an epic rap battle between the two? There’s only one way to find out: FIIIIIIIGHT!!
Summer may be over, but you can still head to the coast. Or make that Coasts, a four piece band from Bristol whose brand new single “Stay” has recently dropped.
So have yourself a little listen to its rousing chords and vocals, then catch them rocking out on tour across the UK in October and November.
Well, it looks like we have a winner for the Treehouse of Horror intros?, this one being a phantasmagorical culmination of all that has gone before.
All the stops have been pulled and you’ll be there for days rewinding and guessing all the filmic and horror references, from Phantom of? the Paradise to Cthulhu.
“I’ve never felt such infinite beauty in my? life.” Well, that’s what comes when you fill your brain with psychedelics.
Back in the 1950s, LSD could still be used by the medical establishment to test on subjects — here’s what happened when a housewife tripped balls.
