Broken Toys Random Comments About Games and Tractors

1. 

   Big Gulp
   July 3rd, 2006 - 14:00

   2005, I remember it well. Those were halcyon days when we finally got the new fangled iron horse and telegraph wires into our town. Of course, we had to deal with those damnable women asking for the right to vote, of all things, but we quickly put that nonsense down.

   Who knows what the future will bring? Why, I’ve heard tell of fabulous new inventions like voices traveling on wires, horseless carriages, and heavier than air flying machines, but I put all that down to irrational, and fantastic rumor.
2. 

   chabuhi
   July 3rd, 2006 - 14:09

   Who knows what the future will bring? Why, I\’e2\’80\’99ve heard tell of fabulous new inventions like voices traveling on wires, horseless carriages, and heavier than air flying machines, but I put all that down to irrational, and fantastic rumor.

   Will never happen. That’s just crazy talk!
3. 

   Silvanis
   July 3rd, 2006 - 14:59

   Tooks like it’s a typo, since the news blurb about it says that it takes place from 1799-1820
4. 

   Boanerges
   July 3rd, 2006 - 15:06

   Yeah, silly Gamespot. Everyone knows Napoleon came over to America in 1620 and discovered multiflavored ice cream before conquering the Circle K (which was owned by Sitting Bull).

   Tooks like it\’e2\’80\’99s a typo

   Classic quote there
5. 

   scottj
   July 3rd, 2006 - 15:17

   Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.
6. 

   SirBruce
   July 3rd, 2006 - 15:19

   >discovered multiflavored ice cream

   Yeah, Napolean Ice Cream is my favorite!

   Bruce
7. 

   almagill
   July 3rd, 2006 - 15:33

   “Tooks like it\’e2\’80\’99s a typo”

   I’m sorry, I’m adding that to my .sig
   It’s too lovely to leave lying there.
8. 

   Slyde
   July 4th, 2006 - 00:07

   now thats funny! Hell, if it has pre-casting, i’m in!
9. 

   Bobwl
   July 4th, 2006 - 16:02

   I think he was supposed to be at the water park with So-crates.
10. 

    Kithias
    July 5th, 2006 - 13:32

    I turn to three guys… three of them, and they are ‘Tier II Technicians’ at that… and I deliver this gem. 200 years. The Napoleanic Wars.

    …they just kinda sit there, silent, and one of them shrugs. None of them got it. A few minutes later, one of them had Googled, and then got it.

    /ne sighs.
11. 

    neuraljazz
    July 5th, 2006 - 18:15

    I beat you with my cynic stick… geez, one typo and the blogs run amuck!

    Amuck! Amuck! Amuck!

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