WTF! That's so random!! I went and set up my gamecube JUST to witness this. It was the same, except that Jigglypuff actually came back halfdown down the screen right before it went back to the menu.
Edit: Seeing Jigglypuff kill himself by letting his shield run out is actually quite amusing.
Jigglypuff's shield did that in the N64 one too. Go to a level with solid platforms and explode the shield underneath. Jigglypuff will hover in place for about five seconds.
Ahhh, those crazy Japanese game shows. Gotta love em.
My friend just showed me this guy in the guitar hero tournament at the World Series of Video Games in Dallas; he actually went last weekend (I was invited, but sadly did not attend) and said he saw this guy 3 times, and he was just as great the other times too. That's insane. I wish I had mad skills at guitar hero....
....no. Wait a sec. No I don't. It's still fun to watch though!
I like the Algonquin explanation for the different races' colors. People were made from clay, Black people were overcooked, Whites were undercooked, and Native Americans were juuuuuuust right.
The Chocobo Theme always seems to put me in a good mood.
But whatever mood you’re in, you must always be prepared for a BEAR ATTACK!
Would you survive an attack from the dreaded Grizz? You can:
A: Run away
B: Play dead
C: Fight back
A: If it's for a very short distance with shelter nearby; a tree, a sheer rock, etc.
B: Never. Avoiding movement will help to keep the bear from seeing you, but if it's already on its way over, lying on the ground will draw it in to investigate. It will step on you an try rolling you over with its razer-sharp claws to see if you're really dead.
C: If I can't run and it's definitely on it's way. I'd try to scare it off by standing as tall as possible and defending my territory. (This will only work if there is nothing worth fighting for.)
EDIT: I see, they're talking about when the Grizzly is already on top of you. I don't think running is even an option at that point, the thing already had the guy's head in its mouth.
You're never supposed to run away from a bear, as this will trigger its hunting instincts, it will chase after you, and it will probably outrun you.
What you're actually supposed to do is make noise so the bear is not surprised by your presence, then back away from it slowly, never turning your back to it.
HOW TO ESCAPE
FROM A BEAR
Lie still and quiet.
Documented attacks show that an attack by a mother
black bear often ends when the person stops fighting.
Stay where you are and do not climb a tree to
escape a bear.
Black bears can climb trees quickly and easily and will
come after you. The odds are that the bear will leave
you alone if you stay put.
If you are lying still and the bear attacks, strike
back with anything you can.
Go for the bear's eyes or its snout.
WHAT TO Do IF You SEE A BEAR
Make your presence known by talking loudly,
clapping, singing, or occasionally calling out.
(Some people prefer to wear bells.) Whatever you
do, be heard—it does not pay to surprise a bear.
Remember, bears can run much faster than humans.
Keep children close at hand and within sight.
There is no guaranteed minimum safe distance
from a bear: the farther, the better.
If you are in a car, remain in your vehicle. Do not
get out, even for a quick photo. Keep your windows
up. Do not impede the bear from crossing the road.
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**whistle sound** Got ourselves a blood bath.
"Hire a dog to burn down a hospital!"
The corpse carousel is definitely an idea worth investigating.
You can do it! I did it. Just hold the shield button. It works in all the other stadium activities as well!
Edit: Seeing Jigglypuff kill himself by letting his shield run out is actually quite amusing.
This 2!
My friend just showed me this guy in the guitar hero tournament at the World Series of Video Games in Dallas; he actually went last weekend (I was invited, but sadly did not attend) and said he saw this guy 3 times, and he was just as great the other times too. That's insane. I wish I had mad skills at guitar hero....
....no. Wait a sec. No I don't. It's still fun to watch though!
Maybe I'll get in on it next year!
You're all gonna die! squirrely wrath!
Safe for work!
Whitest Kids U Know: Trevor Talks to Kids
Not AS work safe. I'd rate it PG-13 for sexual humor.
and one more edit!
Derrick Comedy: Daughters I don't know why I haven't seen this until today. Funniest Derrick Comedy sketch in my opinion.
Bullet-dodging six-year-old.
No, in a video game, silly.
...and a FedEx Superbowl Commercial
...and the worst commercial ever
That awesome Daffy Duck cartoon from WWII which makes me yearn for old-school patriotic propaganda
Clip from The Adventures of Mark Twain, which features the coolest looking Satan I've ever seen
But whatever mood you’re in, you must always be prepared for a BEAR ATTACK!
Would you survive an attack from the dreaded Grizz? You can:
A: Run away
B: Play dead
C: Fight back
Which do you choose?
B: Never. Avoiding movement will help to keep the bear from seeing you, but if it's already on its way over, lying on the ground will draw it in to investigate. It will step on you an try rolling you over with its razer-sharp claws to see if you're really dead.
C: If I can't run and it's definitely on it's way. I'd try to scare it off by standing as tall as possible and defending my territory. (This will only work if there is nothing worth fighting for.)
EDIT: I see, they're talking about when the Grizzly is already on top of you. I don't think running is even an option at that point, the thing already had the guy's head in its mouth.
What you're actually supposed to do is make noise so the bear is not surprised by your presence, then back away from it slowly, never turning your back to it.
HOW TO ESCAPE
FROM A BEAR
Lie still and quiet.
Documented attacks show that an attack by a mother
black bear often ends when the person stops fighting.
Stay where you are and do not climb a tree to
escape a bear.
Black bears can climb trees quickly and easily and will
come after you. The odds are that the bear will leave
you alone if you stay put.
If you are lying still and the bear attacks, strike
back with anything you can.
Go for the bear's eyes or its snout.
WHAT TO Do IF You SEE A BEAR
Make your presence known by talking loudly,
clapping, singing, or occasionally calling out.
(Some people prefer to wear bells.) Whatever you
do, be heard—it does not pay to surprise a bear.
Remember, bears can run much faster than humans.
Keep children close at hand and within sight.
There is no guaranteed minimum safe distance
from a bear: the farther, the better.
If you are in a car, remain in your vehicle. Do not
get out, even for a quick photo. Keep your windows
up. Do not impede the bear from crossing the road.