This is it. If Microsoft really did care about letting people “choose” to use AAs, then they’d include the Play-and-Charge for free and let people swap it out with AAs at will.

Microsoft is masquerading their cost saving choice under the guise of liberation. Just include the xbox branded rechargable battery back and let people use that or their own AA batteries.

There is no such thing as a good HOA. Only ones that haven’t released their inner evil yet.

Corporate doesn’t care. They aren’t invested in the company. They are just in it for one last gasp revenue boost to pass out bonuses, declare bankruptcy and move on to ruining another company. edit, reply fail 

“I don’t take responsibility at all.”

Good. The trucks should be crushed and molded into the shape of a Prius. 

Or, Milwaukie.... Which is a thing in Oregon 

John Oliver said last year said that he had set up a Robocaller with caller ID spoofing to call each of the FCC leaders several times during the day that said something like “don’t you hate that I’m calling you like this? But it’s legal and you have the power to change that”.  And that he would keep it up until it…

so...........

Thanks Obama.

All the NASCAR fans will blame the Democrats for the change.

This right here.

I have played FF7 approx 35 times in the last 22 years of my life, I’m not playing FF7R expecting FF7, I’m playing FF7R for a BRAND NEW VISION of the game I played 22 years ago.

I find this whole “Pay $60 for 1/20 of the game is dumb” argument to be ridiculously stupid. You do realize that you’re paying not for the story but the new game in its entirety right? If you just want the story, I have news for you, just don’t buy it and watch a LetsPlay. You think Square can just crap out games of…

I like a man who owns his own ignorance with pride, almost as much as one with a manly beard.

She is spewing hate, that’s it, that is all she’s doing. Any redeeming qualities she might have are drowned out by the vile nature of her beliefs.

What’s most interesting to me about this is that it illuminates something very important about Facebook, and does it in a way that is inarguable.

And therein sits the problem of US government: you can buy it.