Yeah, I saw that comment and thought I could ask in a nicer way.
thanks.

I guess I was more confused about how this specific move was better than others for sleep, and evidence of the effects of yoga on digestion.

Is there any research to back this up?
Link pleasekthanks.

*radii

The best part is those Spongebob Slippers.

They're all clones.

You don't think this is a good time for a semicolon?

This is actually a song that includes rapping.

Checking it out on Amazon right now.

This news brings great sadness to my insides.

Sorry. Had to do it.

Most parents don't know their baby is ugly.

Please don't touch me in a professional environment.

Well I made no mention of other games, so I wasn't implicitly supporting any of them. However, many games are released with campaigns that are indeed optional, but provide an experience that is compelling enough that most people actually want to play through them... and in the good games, you actions actually affect…

I suppose I was looking more for innovation than iterative fussing.

I agree with the concerns regarding Valve's controller, but do you really think traditional controllers have been perfected (as-in, can no longer be improved)?

"This looks a little bit more like a traditional controller..."

That makes me sad. The touch screen was probably a bad idea, but the buttons near the pads looked like a great idea. Less distance to travel, and definite locations. I am not a fan of the collection of buttons way off to the side.

Yeah.

But we're not talking matches here.

The point is that the campaign is absolutely and utterly useless. It is so useless, you don't have to participate in it.
That was clearly stated in the article.