Didn't even catch the weed references until watching the intro again... ohhhh "Chronic".

I'm a straight, American male of African descent. I post those qualifiers to give an idea of what groups I may have influence within. Many will assume: "blacks understand being kept down" "only straight men have the potential for mysogeny" and "most men don't care about the inequality women face" etc. etc. There are…

"So they complain about it because that's the only thing they know how to do properly and the know it will get them what they want while devaluing the product."

In Canada!

I need to borrow this >_>

This has been done plenty of times though. Analysts will tell us whether or not the idea is bad. I know my Mom wants a Wii right now and $99 is probably going to attract many who find $100 just "TOO much" to spend on a "game box" for their kids.

Ed Wynn was one of those actors who really set an archetype. Even forgetting his name years ago, I knew the type of characters based on him or his style. We've seen them off and on in Disney and Warner Bros cartoons for the last 60 years. When I read in the Wreck-it Ralph credits that it was Firefly's Alan Tudyk…

That's weird. Today is the first day that I've heard of Kotaku being biased against Nintendo. Though it seems to happen enough that even Kotaku writers say that they're used to being called anti-Nintendo.

Ah, Bandit Keith. Japan's greatest American*

"badonkadonk" I love America. And the internet.

I always liked that idea. Though I could easily see parents pushing onto their kids what they want to be true. "We named you Elton because you loved Elton John when you were 8 months". -_-

If you don't have time to watch Super Jail, go to your local grocery store deli and ask to watch them put meat through a grinder while making transsexual jokes. Similar experience.

Which is cool. Nothing wrong with following the Constitution. BUT... The first Amendment was about the passing of LAWS. Promoting a religion would be in bad taste, and even against the spirit of the American people. But it's not anti-Constitutional as there is no law being passed. And in this case, it's just a tree…

Hmm I never thought of it that way. Then again I haven't looked at how the 1st Amend. was written in a while. But I thought that every modern day President did the tree thing and the Easter egg hunt. Are you an atheist? (which is fine in my book). Not sure I get your angle.

"Illegal"?

To be honest, Christmas is in a way subverted. There are plenty of people who just view it as a special season. There are those who view it religiously. Those who don't but say they do. And some who just go with the status quo. It's such a HUGE HUGE holiday that it becomes a part of your tradition no matter what.

That's interesting. You've given me a different perspective to consider. I have to say I am not quite seeing it that way yet though. The women seemed sexy and I don't think that's too bad. The actual violence (and maybe I need to view it again; sorry I'm time cramped) didn't seem to have overly sexual elements. OK I…

I heard a brief bit about the trailer being offensive, but I thought that blew over. I am a person who likes to be PC whenever possible, but for the online trailer audience, I thought this was OK. Was this on TV or something. I started gaming when all games were about fluffy clouds and stomping baddies who go poof or…

Masterful trolling! *starts slow clap* *no one joins in* *slow clap awkwardly stops*

Ok here comes the point! Ready here it goes. You allllmost... AW man you totally missed the point!