@Hey_Blinkon: i went to a "real" school and found it very difficult to do poorly. i didnt work my ass off, regret that a bit now. but you'd be surprised how much grade inflation goes on at top-tier schools

@ubikblack: with drugs, anything is possible

@chrollo0427: the owner probably is handicapped. either from birth or by accident, this person clearly has diminished mental capacity

@Kaburan: no, i think you're doing just fine

@rich8606: can we soon add bulletstorm to that list?

@cheesetruncheon: i'm sorry but shouldn't the "boring" be in quotes not the "conversation"

@gundaman: disagree about the plot/story but agree about the skinning animations. same with the looting animations. i just want to get on with what i'm doing

@unruly: that $160/month doesnt include overtime, which most employees get. average take-home per month is about double that number. about RMB 2,000

just read this really good article dealing with foxconn on slate

@CloserDivision: i'll have to try it

@Rukishou: no, bethesda owns the brand but licensed it out to obsidian

@Jouen: i had a professor in college who wore a sports jacket over a t-shirt. but he was from sweden - different rules there

@Killer Toilet: ha!

@Michael Dukakis: at first, i thought it said "ohio doesn't need another freaky sex team." i was trying to figure out what sexual connotations buckeye could have...it could have a lot.

@wild homes loves you but chooses darkness!: the sad part is that he doesn't seem to have had much of a family

@simply_androoo: go on, let yourself be ensnared.

@JoBo: i'll just say that i had no real interest in playing a game set in the Old West. after seeing some people streaming the game and the world that R* created, i bought it and have not regretted my decision.

@zenpoet: maybe it's laundry day

@jsalari: i would ask this question: is it the journalists who are lazy? or do most people not really want analysis? first, i'm an elitist; second, i think most people dont really want to analyze anything, at least in the US. they think what they think and they dont really want to spend any time reflecting on why…

@RedRaptor: to be fair, the invention of cable news and more recently the explosion of the internet to be an all encompassing medium are really to blame for the "being first" syndrome that has taken over the media. it's not really the public supporting it but the public demanding it. the ability to get information…