So does this also set your GPU on fire?

God, I fricking miss the 1920s. Things were going so well that the president could just sit there and do literally nothing, allowing businesses and wall street to run rampant, entirely unopposed. People were so rich, they were lighting $100 bills on fire to smoke cigars with. Nation-wide federal communications…

The religious definition of faith implies that the trust and confidence you have is not based on solid evidence but on belief, trust, and intuition. You don't have faith that the Moon exists. You know that the Moon exists because you can see it, measure it, and corroborate the evidence with billions of other people.

Faith does not prove anything.

You're correct. I'm not trying to prove God's existence. That is what faith is for. I was simply saying that if God does exist, it would be perfectly reasonable for Him to create a system of rules to achieve His goals rather than directly sculpting things to His liking. Why make all these brilliant physical laws…

This is just another example of how in many ways the story and the message are more important than the man. Believe what you will, but recognize that the tale has a profound impact on people's lives.

I kinda agree with this article, and I kinda disagree. True contentment is recognizing that you are happy with what you have, and that you can continue to get even happier by working toward an achievable goal. Getting all that stuff? Well, if that's what you want, then having it will make you happy so long as you…

Nothing is proof of God's existence. Not even if God came down during the Super Bowl, kicked the winning field goal, then made everybody in the stadium a sandwich. To a skeptic, there's always a rational explanation.

Why not? It's a quite elegant design, actually — set up the physical rules to achieve what you want, set a starting point, then step back and let it build itself. It's pure genius.

its long, vertically oriented upper face and the overall shape of its braincase are unmistakably Homo

You're saying that blood was spilled because of it... when in fact less blood was spilled because of his actions that got him the medal. You've got the meaning backwards.

He didn't get the Medal of Honor for killing the enemy, he got it for rescuing his comrades at extreme, excessive risk to himself. Blood had already been spilled, he got the medal for plugging the leaky holes.

Terrorists.

This video was awesome. Very well done!

I love SSBM, and I played it frequently with folks that participated in tournaments. The thing that makes it a party game is because if you play it with the default settings, it's a party game, end of story. In order to play it at a tournament level, you must do the following:

Why is this kind of QQ indulged here? Half those signs were 100% harmless. The other half are just from jackasses, and yes, everybody has to deal with jackasses. If I had to choose between regularly being asked questions like that and being regularly cut off and ass-rode in traffic each day by some fuck head, I'd…

Know what's great about your article? That it's essentially blaming an input device for mediocre games instead of blaming the "hardcore" masses who fear new things who were catered to by lazy, uncreative designers unwilling to give it a decent shake.

As a game reporter, I'm surprised that you don't realize that this style of modern military shooter is a different genre than FPS games like Quake or Doom. Old-school FPS games still exist, but you won't find as many AAA ones, because most people think they suck. And they're mostly right.

That's dumb and it should never happen. What if I *need* to crouch because there's someone shooting at me and I need cover?

You misspelled "watching a montage video".