Oh no, I am a rock solid pragmatist. I know why I act how I do, and I'm accepting of it. But I also like to be a goober about it and have things like a thorough zombie/deserted island plan just to joke around with folks.

The fact that I save every 1-2 turns and reload when something I don't like occurs, tends to take the "thrill" factor out of the game play for me.

If I had to give a single suggestion to people, it'd be portion control. When you tell people a meal should be 4.5 to 6 ounces of food, they look at you like you're insane.

Good on you =)

Good for him. It's nice to see someone bettering themselves, regardless of the cause.

Out of everything you've said, only "why wouldn't he sing it if brought to perform a few songs?" is pertinent. The individual wanted to know why he was on playing the song on tv. So it still stands, we know who he is, and what song he's done. That's all well and great, but not why he was asked onto CBS News. It's not…

Ok, fair enough as to why HE is singing the song, but not WHY he is singing the song.

Ok, fair enough as to why HE is singing the song, but not WHY he is singing the song.

I think I would have preferred the feel of the game if it were the above original setting.

The guy in the picture looks like he knows I know he's about to rape me, and there's nothing I can do about it.

The article IS about iPad games after all....

Ad hominem

I've been told, as I haven't experienced it first hand; that it's worse than being shot. And the fact that it can take up to three months to heal just prolongs the event. Imagine the pain of a gunshot wound every time you try to sit/stand and to a lesser degree, walk.

Yep, that's a prime example that just goes to show a two foot free fall can break/fracture bones. This fellow launched himself with a good deal of force, he very well may have multiple injures. Or, of course, none at all because he's a lucky SoB =P

Haha, More like pubes are close to pubis, because pubis is the root for the word pubic and pubes are close to pubic more than pubis, right? RIGHT? oh whatever. =P

I'm an on staff Radiologist for the German Consulate in Texas. My position allows me the flexibility to work from home doing dictation to text for the interpretation of images, and to provide services to multiple medical centers remotely.

It'll heal on it's own given time. Usually these injuries take 4 weeks to three months to heal. A person just needs to make sure they sleep properly and sit on the donut provided by their doctor. And for women, you should know it is a common injury from childbirth if you don't have good, "birthing hips." If you have a…

It gives you an excuse to carry around an inflatable donut for a few months =P

What you're describing is actually comedic timing. Taking joy in someone else's pain on the other hand is schadenfreude.

Speaking from a medical stand point, that could very possibly could have caused a separation of the pubis. It's a frequent issue for falls and EXTREMELY painful.