James (Guest) on 12/01/2006 5:43 pm

Dollar 1/2 pound hot dogs at Lot's O' Slots

Doctor dumbass (Guest) on 12/01/2006 5:49 pm

Thet have TALKING STATUES at Ceasar's palace. Well not really, they're actually animatronic. There still awesome though, and you really nedd to see 'em. In awnser to your second question, I too like their "trees".

jennie (Guest) on 12/01/2006 5:57 pm

Debbie's Christmas tree brownies are DEEEEEEEE-licious!!

Also, 99 cent frozen margaritas and half pound hot dogs at slots of fun.

Also, don't stay at the Circus Circus... I'm not even afraid of clowns but the decor creeped me out.

Jason Kaine (Guest) on 12/01/2006 7:32 pm

go to the top of the paris effile tower and the stratosphere..i met mike dikta when i went in feburary..he was on the same flight as us..how cool is that?

Tim (Guest) on 12/01/2006 8:17 pm

Best. Run-on. Sentence. Ever.

Shane Skekel (Guest) on 12/01/2006 8:28 pm

For Vegas, Penn & Teller mainly. Other reasons I refuse to disclose.

Kisla (Guest) on 12/02/2006 2:37 am

http://www.startrekexp.com/
The wandering klingons make me giggle there.

Patricia (Guest) on 12/02/2006 6:04 am

Yes! Christmas is on it's way. Preparing gifts and greeting cards is my favorite thing, because it is a perfect way to make your friends and family feel happy. By the way, at Huliq you can find a great source for online greeting cards.

Guy (Guest) on 12/02/2006 10:09 am

Personally, I'm really into the chocolate holiday snack cakes, because they're so toxic that they cleanse my body of parasites while leaving me (mostly) intact. Diabetes here I come! (they were on sale for a DOLLAR A BOX at a local store)

Noah (Guest) on 12/02/2006 11:18 am

Those Holiday cakes are my absoloute fucking favorties. I also went out to the store after reading -RoG-'s candy cane report and got like 5 of every box he talked about. Call me a toolbox or a sheep or whatever, I just really LOVE Candy Canes!

Mike P (Guest) on 12/02/2006 11:48 am

I'm simply surprised you mentioned "Grape Ape". I had no idea anyone but me remembered the poor fellow.

Frostor (Guest) on 12/02/2006 11:49 am

Well, I lived in Vegas briefly, and as sick as I got of it, I'd visit Chinatown. They have a lot of nifty shops, including a martial arts weaponry place where I got a sweet pair of sai. And to top it all off, a little restaurant called "Shanghai Noon." No sign of either Jackie Chan or Owen Wilson, though.

Angryhydralisk (Knows too much and must be destroyed…) (Guest) on 12/02/2006 12:43 pm

Even though I've known of and ate these christmas products for years (And they're tasty enough to eat all year round), it's cool to read aboot them...

Vegas, Vegas, Vegas. I knwo one of those shitty G4 (Worst excuse of a channel ever!) shows talked of Vegas. You can rent a gun and shoot targets at some gun store, which would be hilarious to see.

And is the upcoming flash game THE flash game we've all been waiting on? Either way, I'll play it. The Pickleman game and that HAunted House game was love too. Good times!

ToxinBlackheart (Guest) on 12/02/2006 4:14 pm

I live in Vegas, so come on over.

In all seriousness, Blue Man Group is a pretty neat show.

Blodigar (Guest) on 12/02/2006 8:40 pm

Mandalay-bay has a cool aquarium you could check out, oh and you might want to take a trip to the Excaliber hotel but don't rent a room there if the only place they have in stock has all the windows facing a wall, and don't say it can't happen!

P.S. In a very simple statement take the Big-shot ride, you won't forget it.

Codiekitty (Guest) on 12/02/2006 11:57 pm

I like the tree cakes.

I haven't been to Las Vegas in so long that I don't know what to recommend, but maybe you'll want to pop into Excalibur and tell us if they still have that guy in the cloak who reaches out to touch you whenever you pass by him.

Jimbob (Guest) on 12/03/2006 4:18 am

I like tree cakes

I have been to vegas; the prostitution ring can cause more money to fly out of your pocket (my friend went to one and lost more than $3000 of his money there); but other than that; try going on a Los Ventruas trip and killing everything you see.

MEK (Guest) on 12/03/2006 8:01 am

I agree with Tim: "Best. Run-on. Sentence. Ever."
Also, hope everything alright wehen you go to Las Vegas! Good luck!

the boy (Guest) on 12/03/2006 8:46 am

Random observation: Is it me, or has Little Debbie significantly amped up the quality of their packaging design for the holiday season? I'm not saying they look outstanding or anything, but if memory serves most of their product packaging looks like dirt.

Either way you're insane, because pretty much the only good product they have is the good ol' standard honeybuns. But your tastebuds were clearly destroyed by some sort of toxic substance at some point in your childhood, so...

Ninjawolf (Guest) on 12/03/2006 12:27 pm

Angryhydralisk had a good idea but apparently didn't fully understand what was going on with it. He's referring to an episode of X-Play, which is pretty much the ONLY good show on G4 (the only other decent one I remember being was that one where they told you the history of videogame companys/games, which was actually pretty intresting to watch, but from what I hear the channels shows have been changed to have 10% more shit), they decided to see actually try some shooting at a LAs VEgas shooting range. In all honesty, shooting ranges are nothing wierd. However, HERE it wasn't just a gun. It was a fucking machine gun.

Jason Kaine (Guest) on 12/03/2006 7:27 pm

Nintendo Recalls All Wii-motes After Class-Action Lawsuit by Thompson*
As we reported earlier this week, gamers have been complaining about unexpected problems concerning the Wii-mote. One of the problems frequently aggravating players is a flimsy wrist strap that allows the controller to fly aimlessly through the air if the player loses his grip.

Reports around the country tell of broken wii-motes, cracked TVs and windows, and now human injury.

While playing Wii Baseball, a twelve-year old in Michigan swung a bit too hard. The wii-mote flew out of his hands and into his grandmother’s eye. The eighty-nine year-old woman was rushed to the hospital where she was treated for a black eye.

Catching wind of the case, Jack Thompson has coerced the woman to start a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo. “As evidence has proven since the days of Pong, video games kill and this elderly woman’s injury by her seemingly innocent grandson just proves that video game companies are determined to turn all children into killers,” Thompson claimed. “Nintendo claims it is family friendly, but this injury is sure to be the first of millions that can be traced to the new Wii console.”

Nintendo is currently recalling all wii-motes until they can create more secure wrist straps. Insiders at Nintendo have stated that the new wrist strap technology will be similar to prison handcuffs.

what a load of s*** huh?

Jarrod (Guest) on 12/03/2006 10:11 pm

I work at a Save-A-Lot over in the far-off land of Tennessee, and we stock all of those, and fudge-dipped granola bars as well. And Little Debbie Fig Bars (that i did NOT know existed).

Simon (Guest) on 12/04/2006 2:45 am

Go on the rollercoaster at New York, New York!

i-mock-you (Guest) on 12/04/2006 12:07 pm

Christmas tree cakes all the way. Of course, it is hard to compete with Nutty Bars. :)

tenno (Guest) on 12/04/2006 1:24 pm

^_^ wish i had seen this earlier lol. most of these people have better things to do in my town than i do..... the shark reef at the mandalay is a given next time you're both here.