I think (in general) comparing Xbox to PS to Wii is like comparing different fruits. Yes they are are fruits, but as the core, they are very different.

This is what kills me about the car industry. You buy a car. Cost roughly 10K. Next year they make a newer model of that same car.

As a professional hobbyist (patent pending)

Yea, that really bugs me. I mean, IF I WERE A Prick (totally hypothetical) I would respond "Um, I didnt asked if you were married, I asked for your number"

that would make a LOT of sense. I once had a morman female friend in High school tell me she only was a 4.0 student to increase her chances of meeting a better husband. Like, she was only an honor student because the end reward was finding a 'dr husband' vs a 'janitor husband'.

its been a long time since I've actually seen one of those cartoons. I actually only really remember the teeny-female version on tiny toons. I wonder if thats actually her mom?

that is VERY true.
I guess it might have to do partially with 'white male handsome' priviledge (not sayings its exclusive to them).

This I dont mind, as long as its advertised before hand and doesnt cost extra.

also, pe-pe lepew
Constantly following around that other skunk (or cat, cant remember).

I partially blame the media for this sort of attitude.

This whole thing reminds me of this

EH, I wouldnt call him a true man. Ignorant maybe (and not in a bad way). If you doesnt get it, it may not be his fault.

Although that is true (correlation implies causation fallacy) a lot of ragers literally give up and/or go AFK

Resident Evil.
Granted, I like resident evil though.

this is a tangent off of what you said earlier (and really illustrate the power of words).

I really think 'sexual frustration' is similar to starving someone. I think you literally can't think straight at that point, and your ability to make decisions is highly altered. And your brain kicks in 'survival tactics. Add that with the already upbringing of "Men first, women second", and You get 'rape' as a…

If its my mom (and only my mom) I always answer the phone. Now I'll make sure everything is ok and tell her I'll call her back, but I make sure I answer the phone.

Age: 19 or 20 (my first, not hers)

Anne Of Green Gables reminds me of rainy days in elementary school...

Theres 2 really good documentaries I feel REALLY explain, why things are they way they are today.