i took a picture of the washington monument. some people were in the photo, cause it's a public place.

you have no reasonable expectation of privacy when out in a public place. you are offering yourself up for being photographed or videotaped. if you don't want that, stay the fuck inside.

"demand" that he give you his phone? and how do you think that would have gone down, exactly? he probably would've knocked you the fuck out, taken another photo and left.

oh, so this is just fantasy. got it.

great, awesome, hope you feel better about yourself.

i heard there was a car accident in japan this morning.

fucking typical that kotaku would then leave my comment criticizing them at the bottom of the page where no one will see it. what's the matter kotaku staff? can't actually defend your position?

okay I don't mean to be a dick here, and I've already been told about kotakucore, but...how does this even tangentially relate to video games or video game culture? or even "geek culture" (though I'm still not sure what that means)? are we really at the point where anything that happens in japan will be reported here?…

he was that kid in your high school class who cut school that day and was in the parade. your classmates loved him.

"unless you really weren't aware of the situation on the wii and gamecube"

it's...not going to get better. like my other comment, look at the GameCube and wii. its the same story. I feel bad for you that you didn't know how Nintendo fans get regularly shafted by third party developers. it's why I jumped ship to a 360 after my GameCube.

where have you been the last two console generations? even when games weren't harder to port to nintendo's console (the GameCube) it still didnt get the major releases the Xbox and ps2 got. I think if you're still buying exclusively Nintendo consoles at this point you should know what you're getting into. great, game…

FUCK YEAH

except it looks nothing like the great ACs of the past. they really need to return to big, historically important cities like Rome and Venice and Constantinople, that's where these games excelled.

k.

yeah, you're a moron.

I do understand that. I think the problem is scumbag guys will be scumbags regardless of what you're wearing. the handful of times I've ever complimented a woman i didnt know on her appearance I did it respectfully, and only to a girl who was with other girls so as not to make her uncomfortable. I've only ever said…

I guess I'll just never understand. being a man part of the difficulty I'm having wrapping my head around this issue is, I would be beyond thrilled if everytime I went outside regardless of what I was wearing chicks would start hollering at me. I'm sure 90% of men feel the same way. I understand there's the whole…

oh lol. you're a woman. if I'd known that I would have never even gone up this road with you. of course you're inflexible, you probably also think men shouldnt ever hit women EVER under any circumstances.

k.