Yea, I'm telling myself that my eyes just had way too much water in them and needed to be drained.

Ah, so make that 0 reasonable criticisms in that video (unless you think half a second is enough time to judge a controller as shit). Thanks for the info!

Dude seems like a total jerk. He clearly made up his mind about the product before he received it, and it's baffling that someone so negative about it would have ordered one/backed the kickstarter in the first place. He spends about .5 seconds passing judgement on the feel of the controller, and other than that it's…

I definitely disagree with the title, a Zelda movie with something resembling a plot is vastly preferable.

How can a head even bobble that much? I'm impressed.

I would reaaally not recommend writing public posts online about it as a solution. Finding out you were complaining to a bunch of strangers/the whole world about him would likely be a thousand times more humiliating than you talking about it to him directly.

Nope. Feel free to call yourself a douche though.

This could catch on if only abs came with the purchase.

Ah, my apologies, I misattributed the OP to you. That's a fair criticism, these are not purely southern or American forms of racism at all. Though the phrase Good Ol' Boy calls to mind a specifically southern image for me, there is a similar "Nice as hell. Polite. Gentlemanly. Racist." style available most places. I…

It's about southerners because the author is responding to the fact that people are using Paula Deen's southerness as an excuse for her racism. It's wasn't a random choice for the author to talk about the relationship between being southern and being racist, it's directly tied to the arguments made by Paula Deen's…

Um, actually, a claim coming with a disclaimer saying it does not apply absolutely/universally does, in and of itself, mean that that claim is not a blanket/universal/absolute claim. That doesn't mean the claim isn't otherwise morally suspect...someone could say "not all mexicans are lazy, but man, laziness seems way…

But this article repeatedly addresses that fact that this sort of racism is not only found in the south and that not everyone in the south is racist. If she hadn't gone out of her way to so actively make it clear that she is not making a blanket claim about racists/southerners you might have a point, but since she…

Yes, these types of racists can be found all over the world. No, these types of racism are not as prominently on display in many other culture's as they are in southern culture. A huge amount of southern culture (and southern cultural pride) is tied to their history of defending their right to own slaves.

NO Southerner or Texan would say that? Just a quick scan of the comment section proves this claim false. This should have been obvious to you before you posted, since at that point 4 of 6 people (multiple of which claim to be from Texas/the south themselves) express the exact opinion you claim no one would...

Thanks for the Dyad article, I must have missed that one! That was a very interesting read, and I can see in the comment section of that article that it was a controversial topic, but both of those facts just further my belief that there could be a bit further discussion about the relationship. It's clear even just…

Repetitive?!

Yay consensus!

Ah, I thought you were talking about specifically articles about the correlation between video gaming and drug use. There are plenty of ways to connect the two without talking about that, like :
http://www.fhm.com/gaming/news/th…

When did I yell? When was I unwilling to explain my rationale? My pointing out that it's baffling that you don't understand what seems like pretty straightforward logic to me isn't yelling or being irrational...I'm honestly baffled.

No, this argument hasn't run in a circle, it's running into a wall over and over again. You've yet to make a coherent argument as to why smoking pot is less related to gaming than snacking or anime, and I'm trying to understand what you're disagreeing with.