A short period last year was the only time I threw my controller onto the floor. It was down to lag being extremely frustrating, I think it was basically in MW2 when me and my flatmates went on a quest to get nukes. Also Halo Reach I think.

Yes, that's what I thought you meant

Also codex text in ME2 is copy and pasted from ME1. This means that some things it says are incorrect because of events that have happened since, and also there are several entries where the last part of the entry is repeated starting from halfway through a paragraph.

Betas can also be within the company. In fact, there would have to be more in-house betas than public ones because a lot of games don't have public betas.

I agree, I can definitely imagine it in the other Halos if something darker or more tragic was happening. I liked the bit from about 1:40 through to the end the best.

No! The link is broken! It does not help me! Please send me a new link!

I wish I had the ability to hear which notes and intervals I'm listening to like that.

Maybe Blow is just an asshole

I think Foxstar was hypothesizing that making millions from an idea would cause a person to become cocky and arrogant, but it seems not to be the case because that hasn't happend to Notch.

Anything can be thought provoking I suppose, but in the way you mean it: No, I don't think that Braid is deep or thought provoking at all.

No, your comparison is not good.

Your last example, not only is the answer the top result on Google for "backup sql database", but it's as simple as right clicking on the database in Management Studio and choosing backup.

That's an interesting point, you mean like how there is a difference between things which are countably or uncountably infinite?

First one he says isn't even "Oh shit".

Hmm. I was once told that Community was created by the same people as those who created Arrested Development. Turns out this isn't true, so I guess my comparisons between the two don't really make sense.

"If you point out exactly what you're doing to mask what you're doing, you're going to lose the trust of the audience"

And you know what? I don't think a reasonable server or bartender would argue with what I said. I'd think there was something wrong with them if they disagreed that it would be a good idea for them to just get paid in full in the first place and not need to rely on tips.

I'm not in the US, I'm in New Zealand, where tipping is basically unheard of. People working in these sort of jobs get paid a fair wage and aren't entitled to a tip and don't think they are. They get tipped if the people they served are feeling generous or if they did a particularly good job, as it should be.

All these comments arguing about tipping. "10%!" "No! 15%!"

I've just come here from watching American Psycho after a friend said it was a good movie. Coming from that movie to this clip has taken me to the next level of what the fuck.