I appreciate the distinction in what you're saying, but I'm not sure that you understand what I am. Your one big monitor is still only capable of displaying 1920 x 1080 pixels. I can recreate the effect of a larger monitor by simply sitting closer to the 32" monitors I have now. The benefit of a larger monitor is…

You're missing the point. It's not the size of the screen in this case, it's resolution.

Huh. I wouldn't imagine it would be so costly, but the more I think of it, I guess it would be, considering the amount of screentime Tyrion has. Especially because you wouldn't want it to look like it came from some Syfy "Megashark vs. Octoleviathan" movie.

I agree with you 100% My dad was a Seabee and taught me how to work with my hands when I was just knee high to a grasshopper. Showed me the value of a hard day's work and finding the joy in what you're doing, even if it isn't what you'd like to be doing. He told me that life is all about choices. You can choose to…

Considering what we can do with green screen/CGI nowadays, I think that putting some green on Pete's nose and then CGI'ing in a vicious cut wouldn't have been too farfetched. I mean, look at how they do missing limbs now.

But you misunderstood me. I was saying in response to the op decrying Talisa vs. Jeyne that…

meh. Jeyne Westerling, Talisa Maegyr...both were nurses who helped Robb recover...same basic arc.

It's like how Tyrion just got a really neat scar instead of losing his nose. Artistic license and all that.

I don't get that at all from his article. I get that he's a well adjusted person who chooses to do contract work and is grateful for the work he gets. That being said, I don't get that he feels that he shouldn't strive to be more, far to the contrary. I read that he feels by not limiting himself to a single…

Below, we're showcasing his incredible 3D sculpt of Dave Rapoza's take on Leonardo.

You haven't played in a while, have you?

Gearscore has gone by the wayside, and hardly anyone tracks iLevel unless you're looking to fill a progression spot. For LFR/LFG queues, if you don't meet a certain iLevel, you can't queue.

So, in a nutshell, if you are playing and getting kicked, it's not because of your gear.

Yeah, the only thing keeping me involved at this point is the story. The Domination Point sequence was amazing. The unlocking of the Isle of Thunder has me anticipating the Siege of Orgrimmar a LOT.

If you prepay for six months it's only $12.99/month! :P

trial edition lets you f2p to level 20, but with quite a few restrictions.

I take it that comprehending sarcasm isn't your strongest suit?

More blanket statements.

This was in Iowa, which doesn't require a permit for purchasing long guns (which a .22 rifle is). There are several states which do require a permit and it would be illegal for an 11 year old to own one.

So framing my sarcastic reply as an almost exact duplicate of the op's post wasn't enough to make the sarcasm relevant? I think it was due to your poor reading comprehension. But that's okay. I forgive you.

It's amazing how different societies can be, isn't it? In America, with our Puritanical roots, we still consider nudity and alcohol to be verboten, while in Europe, both are considered plain facts of life. I was being sarcastic in my reply because I think blanket statements about any society are...well, in a…

I see you missed the "sarcastic blanket statment" tags. That's okay. Not everyone has A+ reading skills when they're in a hurry to make a jackass out of themselves.

I wear a Yog-Sothoth t-shirt.

Cthulhu is so mainstream. :D

You know what I love about stories like this? Is it brings out all of the blanket statements. Speaking as a grown adult who received his first shotgun at the age of 12 after hunting with my father and using his shotguns for the previous two years (which were his from when he was a youth). As someone who tagged his…

/sarcastic blanket statement