I smell straw and testosterone. Anyone got a match?

But I shouldn't have to earn the right to play at what would normally be my most competitive in a mode where the entire point is to be competitive. Non-cosmetic unlocks work against the very point of multiplayer, they get in the way of embracing why you're there in the first place.

And this is why you never buy brand new tech. You always wait six months, always... always...

That's probably because Hulu can't make a stable video player to save its life. No matter what OS or web browser I use, I have to restart Hulu videos every single time. To such an extent that it's easier to just pirate the damn video than it is to deal with their shitty software.

EQ Next would like to disagree with you.

Your place or mine?

I'd visit that temple, if you know what I mean.

I once
was lost
but now
am found

I give it a C. For effort that is. What did you think I meant?

Well that's just it, whatever the artistic endeavor, you have to enjoy what you're doing. The idea of the suffering artist is so 16th century.

I could poke some holes in that but... nah. I say rock on.

They responded because the two of them were arguing, not because she was "indecent".

Stay classy dude bro.

Okay I think the sticking point for me is that well yeah, duh, a story should work towards its ending, that's writing 101, but to use conceit in that context just seems pretentious. When we speak of conceit with regard to fiction of any kind we're generally talking about the entirety of a work and the underlying…

I don't think that helps. In fact that is even more confusing. I'm familiar enough with TKAMB and Jaws. So okay the entire point of Jaws was blowing up a shark?

Hmm, okay I've never heard that expression. I'm not sure I agree with it either. If we're talking about passive entertainment then perhaps but I think that's still arguable. For example it seems as though The Sixth Sense would be a perfect example of what you're saying, but I've never had a desire to watch that film…

You me and Phoebe Buffay should have a beer sometime.

See here's the sticking point to that, what if those people weren't comfortable? True human nature doesn't come to light until a person is really put to test. Most of those thousands of people, even if most of them are what could be considered the "working poor" probably have more luxuries than people living in other…

Oh boy I love these kinds of discussions. See I'd say that most people are neutral, and outright "good" and "bad" are outliers. I'd wager money the guy who did this is considered a generally good guy by his friends, family, coworkers and neighbors.

I'm giving you a stern look Hugh.