Cineplex theaters, at least where I live, have had D-Box seats for a while now. I've never sat in one during a movie, but I saw that Shrek 4D thing at Universal Studios that had moving seats. Meh. It's an interesting idea, but it isn't worth the added ticket cost.

I use Google Reader on my computers and Galaxy Nexus all the time. Way too difficult to keep track of everything otherwise.

I'd rather get a live action Protomen musical.

The "fecal" position eh?

Well I live in Canada where the very idea of carrying for self defense is insane. Which, if you're someone like me who went through all of the safety courses to get your RPAL, is very irritating.

Oh don't worry sir, I won't. I know I'm being overly blunt about this. However Kotaku, as well as Gizmodo, have been completely abandoning their journalistic integrity lately. This situation has just pushed things too far.

That's it, Kotaku is off of my RSS feed. I should have done this a long time ago.

In coming creationist flame wars in 3... 2... 1...

One word, AWESOME.

There's a few things in this piece that just seem somewhat alarmist.

*sigh* I'm sorry but I can't let this go by. This exact same thing happens every time there is an evolution piece.

It's unfortunate that your experience thus far have led to this view. However, I think it is safe to say that both sides of the argument are equally quick to resorting to Ad-Hominem attacks.

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One things for sure, these guys will get rid of your arachnophobia. THEY'RE JUST SO CUTE!

Yeah, no.

I think all of the Gawker sites are going bat shit crazy. First Giz starts posting extreme anti-Google pieces, followed by ridiculous Apple news (do we really need to know how tall of a stack Apple's money would make?); Now Kotaku is taking this idea of blanket online passes seriously?

Wow. If they really try to block used games, they will kill a HUGE chunk of their player base.

Where exactly is your evidence for this claim? I have yet to hear of a single scandal involving Google selling information. They keep their information in house.

*faceDESK*

I would sooner say that not only do people like EPIC BASS, they like the status symbol. All of Beats' products are ridiculously overpriced for what they offer. But, they encase them in nice shiny materials. Then they plaster a nice big logo so people KNOW it's a Beats product.