This just makes me want to watch In the Flesh again.

I recently left the faith, in part because of these things. I currently consider myself an agnostic, though I'm still exploring religion. I hope you find the answers to your questions!

All of these things are particularly egregious when you take into account the fact that one of His 10 Commandments was for everyone to love Him with everything they've got. IN SPITE of all of these other things He'd done.

Listen, I was a Christian for 21 years of my life, and I've heard this argument quite a lot. It doesn't really fly. If God doesn't act within the parameters for goodness and righteousness that He's supposedly laid out for us, and we get confused, whose fault is that exactly?

Which would have been nice, had there actually been substantial clues to listen for. There was absolutely no payoff.

Well that was dull. Seriously, half of was either pitch black or glorified static.

I, for one, applaud him for his concern for consumer health.

You know the part above where they said last gen consoles couldn't handle the wildlife and other necessary parts of the game? The Wii U is essentially last gen in its processing power.

Someone from the zoo actually just had an interview with NPR. Turns out the zoo is actually part of an international breeding program, so they do have very solid records of genetic material throughout the program. Zoos that participate are also held to very strict standards of animal care, and they refuse to sell…

I disagree. Death is a part of life, and animals consume each other all the time. I think we're all too sheltered.

I'm ok with Sonic's scarf and physique, but the bandages are stupid. Knuckles is just... No. No no no.

Seriously Fahey? You too? STOP WITH THE CINEMA SINS!

Pretty sure it's "of the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil..."

I'm actually really enjoying, partially because of its dumbness. The show is wonderfully creepy, too, so it makes for a nice blend of suspense and inadvertent comedy. Kind of like Sleepy Hollow.

Donnie has taped up glasses. Because, you know, he's a nerd. Har har. Somebody please pay Michael Bay to stop doing this shit.

I read Wilson's article, and while I admit that I'm a bit disappointed by some of these features, they're pretty much all optional. I don't have to fast travel, I don't have to use the engraved ring, and I don't need to worry about voice chat if I don't like it. Problem solved? It's gonna be balls hard no matter…

Never went with a female Shepard on my two play-throughs, but I imagine Hale did a better job than Meer. He was too emotionless and stilted.

I actually thought that her character was the most overplayed, obnoxious part of the show. I'm not really going to miss her.

Take this one with a grain of salt, though (I kid, I kid).

You know, I'd like them to take a closer look at that rock, too, but... Please tell me they can't actually be sued for this?