Bayonetta 2 and Transistor got robbed :(

EDIT: Oops, replied to the wrong thread.

Careful lowering the boom that hard, most kids respond well to such strict discipline (eventually), but with some it might push them over the edge entirely. You might want to combine those punishments with therapy (again, on his dime).

He should've stayed with the Pacers. He could have became a superstar with George gone. Stupid, stupid, Chris Webber leaving the Warriors-esque stupid move. I hope Stephenson's career fails spectacularly.

Radiant Historia is one of the most overrated JRPGs ever. Hideous pacing, fairly bland characters, and a somewhat tedious battle system made it one of the most disappointing games I've ever played. Dragon Quest IX is the far superior game.

Pokemon Bank makes getting both a no-brainer. That and my Best Buy GCU membership making it about 60 bucks for both ^_^

Christ, prisons are hideous places. Mere incarceration in this country should be considered a violation of the Eighth Amendment.

Beating Undertaker at Wrestlemania is like an omniversal+ level feat. Lesnar could beat The One Above All, The Presence, The Living Tribunal, The Chousin from Tenchi Muyo, and Squirrel Girl. At the same time.

It probably has both boxes separately inside the big box.

My number one tip for playing The Legend of Korra: Do NOT play it right after playing Bayonetta 2. Seriously, I played the first part of this game and had fun with it, then went and played Bayonetta 2 for a bit and then played some more of this one. BIG mistake. Playing the perfectly polished Bayonetta 2 made this…

If they can limp into the 7th or 8th seed and George feels ready to go come playoff time, might as well. *shrug*

Steve Harvey is the best Family Feud host since Ray Combs. Easily.

They've amended it seventeen times (technically 27 times but the first ten are the Bill of Rights, passed pretty much right along with the Constitution). It takes the vote of three-fourths of the state legislatures to pass a new amendment. Passing an amendment that would gut the Fourth Amendment and alter the Commerce…

Considering without America's support any shot against internet anonymity is going nowhere, the United States Constitution is pretty much THE most important document to consider when making any sort of moves against the way the internet works.

Supporting internet anonymity is contrarian? Supporting the First and Fourth Amendments and the Commerce Clause is contrarian?

No problems getting out?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_d…

You think the people in North Korea can just "get out"? You think the people in the Soviet Union could just "get out"? (hint hint, Berlin Wall). Most people being oppressed can't just "get out", that's part of the problem. An open, free, ANONYMOUS internet is the only recourse they have.

Another problem is that a lot…

So you think internet trolls are worse than the worst oppressive governments? Worse than they could ever get? Oppressive governments have killed millions of people over the last century. Trolls have killed a few hundred at most.

So what about people who want to come online to complain about their jobs without their bosses punishing them? Or people who want to use anonymity to blow the whistle on unethical activity? Or people living under an oppressive government who need the cloak of anonymity to protect their very lives? Destroy internet…