bullying is bullying. Call it free speech if you want but there are certain reactions that come from being bullied, which is what sounds like what went on here. I honestly have no stake in this drama though, I never played Fez and I don't pay attention to this other guys.. whadya call it, journalism? but this Beer guy…

You should kill yourself for giving two shits either way. Now if you do, you were gonna anyway. Me saying it should have no bearing on any argument, conversation or anything in between because we're strangers to each other. The guy was clearly being a dick to him long before he said it anyway

If you can't take being bullied and beaten up you shouldn't go to high school to begin with.. is what you're basically saying. But yeah, let's stick up for the bullies, cause the bullied should just be 'tougher' right?

In America it's racist to not like anything not American, racist to only like American things and progressive to embrace non-american things. Cause trade. This only applies to white Americans of course. Everyone else is exempt.

I really want to like humanity, I really, really do. But these guys both sound like a couple of asses who I just don't want to know about.

I'm not familiar with the origins of the 'moon hoax', but did a lot of people give the theory any credence before the hyper-manipulative Fox special? My first question to Moon Hoaxers is a simple one, if Russia and America were in a very heated political conflict, wouldn't they try to prove we faked the moon landings…

I've always believed the moon landings happened, but I followed moon hoaxer arguments just so I had a response prepared to debunk them. The best one for me, besides the moon rocks being composed in such a way that it's impossible they originated anywhere besides the moon, was the argument of broadcast footage verses…

I feel like that's more so people don't dig through their garbage at night. It's one of those, if people are getting useless games that no one wants to buy for free then they wont make any money off of it. Corporate logic

Oh Brian Ashcraft, you ole internet trouble maker you, always stirring up controversy..

Dude, you sound like a total prick.

Mimas is like the Family Guy of the solar system, always with the pop culture references..

If you're ONLY referring to the original Star War trilogy, I'd agree. But if you factor in the prequel trilogy and the cartoons and the comics and the Extended Universe books, it's a slightly different story. One could argue that LucasArts has done a pretty good job of establishing a little more continuity between all…

this sums it up

this sums it up..

Well, it's a take. And one Patton said wasn't being used, which is why he was able to post it maybe. But it's safe to assume they had him do a shorter one, or they'd cut between his points to slim it up.

I'd watch it before NBC forces Patton to remove the video. Since it's a take that they wont be using I think you're safe from spoilers.

It seems the article has been updated since it was originally posted to include the shows title, but didn't the youtube video's title kind of answer that too?

When the first season came out I was kind of turned off by how similar to the American Office it is, what with it being created by the same people and all, but they came into their own in season 2, and like with any show, once you like the characters you overlook some of the stylistic annoyances like shaky cam.

You've never met a comic fanboy? I'd argue both fanbases are equally venomous when it comes to change.

Was I Robot the tipping points for you? Wild Wild West was the beginning of the end for me. Then he went into sequel mode with Men in Black 2 and Bad Boys 2 and I was done.