placebo for alcoholics. My uncle drank them non-stop for the first 2 years after he quit drinking.

Calm brother, just making an observation on the skit, not an actual evaluation of gaming culture online with relation to gender.

I'm not sure that using a slang word for "everyone here is a guy." is really ment to be a statement about ones sexuality.

sausage fest, in my lingo simply means everyone in the immediate area has a penis.

am I not allowed to comment on an article unless it's to say how hilarious it is and throw in my belly laugh? I thought the skit was fine, just didn't think the premise was that outrageous that things "immediately got ridiculous!!".

wait, wait wait. your telling me that when you add a female into a group of (likely) teenage to early 20 males, their behavior changes as opposed to when it's a sausage fest?

Yes, it was a fun movie about robots vs. giant monsters. I would like to see a sequal, it was a fun time.

Glad you pointed that out, I assumed a wizard did it.

well, it has these previous few years. winning a fight:

the difference is in rugby, there aren't any pads. I'm not sure how successful wrapping with the arms only would be against a 225 pound dude in full pads who can counter by lowering the shoulder and using his shoulder pads as a battering ram.

They are in space at NFL speed. we aren't talking between the tackles or gang tackling a running back, we are talking a in space tackle like the one here.

I'm confused, do you not think this hit should be legal? it's a freaking shoulder to the legs (he hits him above the knee, Keller just takes an unfortunate fall where the leg gets pinned under him.) that's how your supposed to tackle in space.

"I hate being tackled effectively, that should be illegal. I have alot of good pros on my team, and we decided the gentlemanly way to do it is to negotiate the tackling.

Offensive players are hilarious. Don't want to be hit high (understandable), but also not low. pretty much they want only the chest, the absolute worst spot to tackle, to be legal.

Except the article pretty much rains on sony's parade. Sometimes it's worth reading and not making assumptions from the headline.

yet another reason to buy gift cards for these kind of games if you can. I think i spent 15 bucks on the game total, all from a gift card.

i dunno, I saw a study one time that said that on sites with a huge userbase, a significant number of people's passwords are some combination of 123456, password1, or other dumbass, easy to remember phrase.

chances these 120,000 people's password was password1?

What has infinity ward, aka respawn, ever done with a singleplayer mode in a shooter that makes you want to purchase it though?

no, we're old. what percent of that 60 million is over age 65 you think? I'm gonna guess it's high. If my personal experience is any guide, a good number of people in their early 70's pretty much shun the internet. Not anywhere near all of the age group, of course, but for instance my grandparents give zero fucks…