I'm beginning to wonder if Patricia is a real person or just a pseudonym that the other people use to post articles to get views with. Between the hypocrisy in the posts we've seen today and now this I have to question if their goal is to find a new core demographic or if we're just being trolled.

I may not like her writing, or this article, in fact I called her out on being a hypocrite earlier today. But I think this is a poor generalization.

If it's a baby that young, and left unattended until 2pm in the afternoon, that's negligence. They could get her on that alone. Regardless of what she did or didn't know if the father's act.

I guess with zombies, it rules out the whole "liking to be bit" thing. Damn.

Says the person who used the picture attached to advertise her article yesterday? I get that you're arguing context usage, but at the same time as you said, "Really, there's no shortage of possible ways to sell this game." Which also goes for slapdash journalism.

You're completely correct. I think it easier to equate it to this. Gaming Culture is in large, the internet. Twitter is a large part of the internet for a great many people. So the abuse of said outlet is directly relational to the interests of our culture.

Sure is. I really wish schools would focus on "Deductive Reasoning and Critical Thinking" skills instead of relying on just math courses for this so people might actually pay attention and develop a solid ability to "reason."

To be fair, I don't think the article itself is lacking in taste. It's what the individual that the article is about did that is lacking in taste. But I totally agree, skipping articles is always an option.

Ultimately, you could use the whole Iran rebellions, Libya, Egypt, Middle east uses of Twitter as an outlet for "requesting help/informing people of danger" as a pretty strong counter.

First off let me say, I feel you on this "but."

This is where context comes into play, and you notice the person says "I." Indicating what they themselves would do, not instead being instructions of what that individual should do, in japan.

I think they stopped making those after their host and "expert military analyst/green beret" was defrauded as not being a green beret.

No, it was primarily a right and left click combo game. You could swap to other characters and control them, but it wasn't "real time" combat as you'd think of it for DA:O, NWN, etc.

Really, the are "spokesmen." They are supposed to lead by example and exemplify the qualities that the company wants in their community.

There's a commenting function for youtube. I'm not sure he's going to see your comment here...

You tell me?

And 80% of your sentence was in a grammatically correct format.

Pssst.... wrestling isn't real either, OH MY GOD! The world is going to end! People have Gimmicks?!

When I finished the game on sunday, I was playing for the last several hours totally maxed out anyhow.

"Anyone pick up Far Cry 3 today?"