It wasn't mentioned here, but her colleague killed himself because of the scandal (very recently).

Your original comment confuses your argument. But I get what you're saying.

Have any of the cars in GTA ever had cruise control?

If one of their biggest fears is dropping a tool, why can't they attach them to a wrist loop or to their belt?

Poor Tess, always so foolishly optimistic.

One of the rooms in Braid uses a mechanic very similar to this.

Even if they did go with deer, I'm sure Naughty Dog could have pulled it off better than The Walking Dead (TV).

I put in about 200 hours online with MW and MW2. I haven't played in a couple years, but I do crave it. I mostly miss the ultrasmooth controls. And successfully predicting opponent behavior is very addictive.

What would you like to talk about?

Or, maybe it's not a coincidence.

Regarding The Last of Us's Ellie, I'm not claiming that her name is short (or synonymous) for anything. I used Ellen as an example because that seems to be the most popular assumption. As far as I know her name is just Ellie.

You could be right, and that would be a cool coincidence between TLoU and B:I. I just had to ask because I thought I had paid fairly close attention during both of my playthroughs and I didn't catch anyone calling her "Elizabeth". It would have bothered me if I had missed that.

I was using "short form" as a synonym for "nickname". At least I can count ;)

When she's not monospaced?

Sorry, I should have said "nickname".

Ellie's full name is Elizabeth in The Last of Us? I don't remember seeing or hearing that. Ellie is also a common short form of Ellen.

I opened this when there were 51 discussions. CRTL-F: "witness" and only found the one instance in the main article. This makes me very grumpy :(

But I can feel so much more righteous if I interpret the photo complacently and cynically, then react overly dramatic. Doesn't that make me a better person?

I think he/she was referring to the full name of GIF, Graphics Interchange Format, and the hard 'g' in graphics. Also, in case you didn't already know, I think the first people to create fire called it oogabooga.