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Immersion: Simulation Racer
Burnie Burns is back with a new crew of scientists and lab-rats in Immersion! Gavin and Michael are thrown behind the wheel to figure out if a video game car can beat its real life equivalent with a professional race car driver.
Thanks Kia Motors America for providing the All-New 2014 Kia Forte for this episode. Check out other Kia videos here: http://www.youtube.com/user/KiaMotorsAmerica
2014 Forte Sedan EX shown with optional features. Expected Q2 2013.
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Got my eye on you...So Nathan has been working with us for about 10 months now, and I'm still not sure what's up with that guy. He's quiet...too quiet. And he never seems to be interested in the incredibly engaging and relevant conversations we have. He always wants to "work" through lunch - whatever that means. I'm not entirely sure, but I think he might be some kind of spy. For who I don't know...but I'll get to the bottom of it.
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No Razor ClubGuys like Jason and I are dirty and gross enough to pull off never shaving - people expect it. When clean cut dudes like Burnie start trying to get in on the action...it makes you wonder. What's he thinking? Does he have some sort of nefarious plan? I'm gonna keep my eye on him.
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Beard of ShameFirst off, I bet no one gets my reference in this post's title. Prove me wrong kids. Prove me wrong (of course you will just google it and pretend to have gotten it along. for shame). Moving along, today's comic is below, and the sponsor comic is here. Like clockwork.
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Double TroubleToday's comic is posted below in all its glory. Now I know you're all way too excited about the new 50 Cent and Kanye albums that are "dropping" today, but please, take a deep breath, read the comic, then rush out and get your gangster on.
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Bitter EndSo.
Monday our summer intern Gavino heads back to his depressing life in sunny old England. We've grown quite accustomed to having him around, and I honestly don't know what we'll do without him. If there are any eligible American girls who are looking for a marriage of convenience, please hit him up on the site. Anyway, today's comic is an homage to some of our favorite times with him this summer. *sniff*
love you :(
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Too famous to post.Hey guys, Gav here. At the moment Geoff is busy showing Spike TV around the new Roosterteeth Office (Which looks super sweet by the way). So busy that he can't post the comic today. Luckily his favourite and lovable British intern once again comes to save the day. Ladies and gents, here's today's comic. I am told that the Sponsor comic will follow shortly.
EDIT
Sponsor comic is here.
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Relaxed, Refreshed...Phew,
Did everyone have a relaxing Labor Day? I spent mine playing the incredibly addictive Stuntman: Ignition with Gav, who I've learned should never, ever be allowed to drive a motorcycle or semi truck. Today's comic is below, and has nothing to do with Stuntman or Gav...
uhoh
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BetrayedToday's comic is one of those incredibly, unfortunately true stories. Gus got me into WOW years ago, explaining to me that I "had" to get it, and when I did, I "had" to play Horde. And he was right. It really was the only option. The Alliance were the equivalent of boy scouts, or possibly members of a high school booster club. The Horde were the kids that smoked in the bathroom and drove fast cars. So imagine my surprise when I caught him playing a fucking Draenei warrior in a hotel room in Los Angeles last week.
you broke my fucking heart
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Location, Location, LocationSup Sup,
Today's comic is posted below. It's all about some new game called Bioshock...you've probably never heard of it. It's not getting a lot of hype or press really. Maybe the comic will help put it on the map, giving it some much needed publicity.
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School ShoppingToday's comic is dedicated to all of you who had to roll yourselves out of bed yesterday and begin another long school year. I don't envy you. Obviously none of the RvB crew have kids old enough to actually be starting school (we are FAR too young and sexy for that), but the conversation comes up a lot. What kind of school would we send our respective kids to? Burnie's answer is below. I can't help but think he made the right choice.
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