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Katamari Hack. Popular games. Top 10 Games You Never Played. I have a confession to make: I haven't played every game ever made.

I also seriously doubt I shall ever accomplish such a task, but I can safely say that my tastes generally skew a little from the norm. As such, the following is a list of my ten favorite games that I seriously feel too few people have played. Without further ado, the Top Ten Games You Never Played. 10. Beat Hazard Ultra (PC) Let's start things off with a bangin' rhythm game. 9. Shin Megami Tensei is a strange series to start with, but few entries achieve the level of oddity that courses through the Digital Devil Saga games. Advertisement 8. Few beat'em ups so brilliantly convey the simple, visceral thrill of ripping through enemies with a seven-foot sword as well as Sword of the Berserk did. 7. Now, I understand why few people played this game. 6.

I rarely finish games the day I get them. Reviews - gamrReview. How to Choose the Perfect Board Game. Honda CL 360 - 'Willow' - Pipeburn - Purveyors of Classic Motorcycles, Cafe Racers & Custom motorbikes. “So why did you name the bike Willow?”

This is the first question we asked Troy Helmick, the builder of this amazing bike. “Willow trees are strong but fluid” he replied. Very zen, sensei Helmick. Troy is a retired photographer who now runs an Alpaca farm in West Virginia. “It is my attempt to evoke a picture in a person’s head when they hear a name and then couple that name with the image they see before them in my machine” he explains. “The natural tendency that I have is to lean toward the organic side of things.

“The build took me just over a year to finish. “The velocity stacks were hand built by “Cannuck plumber” who resides in British Columbia. ‘It’s Great to Be Alive!’ Vintage Safety Manual. Favourited 1383 times My husband has one or two of these manual.

They weren’t instructive but sure scared the bejesus out of you! Reply @Jennifer–you and me both! Carbon Fiber and Steel and Titanium. Something fishy: Stunning photos show the in's and out's of cold-blooded creatures (and even the dinner they ate) By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 01:23 GMT, 14 April 2012 | Updated: 02:20 GMT, 14 April 2012 It’s a whole new way to look at fish.

In a stunning collection by the Smithsonian, cold-blooded creatures are photographed from the inside out, showing every bone, rib, and feature to them. The collection represents more than 70 per cent of the world’s fish, including well-recognized species like swordfish, flounder, and seahorses. Scale and bone: In a stunning collection by the Smithsonian, cold-blooded creatures are photographed from the inside out, showing every bone, rib, and feature to them Prickly: A Diodon holocanthus, otherwise known as a long-spine porcupinefish, puffs up for the camera Shellfish supper: The Ogcocephalus corniger holotype looks as though it had a nice seafood dinner The collection is at one fascinating and haunting, showing the vertebrates in black and white.

A Treasure Trove of Cosplay from the Swinging 1970s [NSFW] SExpand Did a quick search on the moth woman...Yeah.

She's Valeria from an old early 70s stage play called Warp. It had costume designs by Neal Adams, and I believe it was created by Stuart Gordon and Bury St. Edmond (been a lot of years since I first heard of it). Warp was also an early First Comics series drawn originally by Frank Brunner in the early 80s. 12 - Now Hear This. 426914_10150778150183906_731618905_12206227_232344374_n.jpg (JPEG Image, 960x798 pixels) Hong Kong Danger Duo Upright Citizens Brigade. Comedy - Sticks - Copper Cuppa. Fairly Disgusting, A little Violent, A little Unusual + Definitely Funny. Hb_1986.265.1,2.jpg (JPEG Image, 650x471 pixels) Kids In The Hall - Zombies. Dear fun fact lovers, Snails have four noses, hippo milk is pink, a pregnant goldfish is called a twit, the dot above an "i" is called a tittle, the average person spends 2 weeks waiting for the stoplight to change, the cigarette lighter was invented befo.

Hair Tutorial: braided 'do. I know I said I would post this hair tutorial yesterday, but obviously I'm a no good liar because today is not yesterday, it's today.

This hairstyle is basically the same thing as milkmaid braids, only modified to up the volume and lessen the big part in the back. Pigtails or regular milkmaid braids make me look like I'm balding, as I have a wicked scar in the back of my head. I would recommend doing this in a mirror and checking the back to make sure it's all neat and tidy as you go, because I did not and it's a little (or a lot) messy in the back.

I redid it before heading out and it looked much better, so make sure you use a mirror! For full instructions, keep reading after the jump. What you need: dry shampoo or volumizing product (like the Sachajuan volume powder I often use) bobby pins brush If your hair needs added texture, you can use a dry shampoo. You should now have what is known as the Snookie. Divide the lower section into two parts and braid. A fish tank made out of old tv. 2010-10-21-ServingTheQueen.jpg (JPEG Image, 675x919 pixels) Holeinchest.jpg (JPEG Image, 904x567 pixels) Planting A Pineapple. Did y’all know that you can take this and turn it into… This?

And that this will eventually produce…