well done...

Trailer reminded me of something, but I can't put my finger on it...

Nobody owes youtubers a thing. youtube was a site started in mind to allow people to share their videos FOR FREE online (not a big deal now, it was back then). Then they offered them a cash incentive through add revenue for popular videos. Youtube is NOT their employer OR boss, and frankly, doesn't owe people posting…

I think you forget that youtube was originally a site where you could share your videos online for free. Not an employer. They offered a service to make it so people could earn money off their views, not an employment application. Youtube is not these people's boss or employer, but an outlet with which they can make…

was that actual ribcage inflating breathing? Huh, it looks so weird... yet so right.

This is the very definition of "entitlement" from the Millennial generation. You know what happened when my dad got laid off because the oil fields in California shut down when I was a kid? That's fucking right, he had to find a new job. Welcome to adulthood people, time to start acting like it.

Or maybe you discuss all those other people that didn't make it in the news industry. How about those (probably) hundreds of thousands that had dreams of being a real primetime anchor, and weren't good enough to make it? Should they just get a pass because it was their "only job" like these youtubers get?

the difference being that a Dj has a radio station network that pays royalties to the song creators/production companies in turn for collecting add revenue from playing the song.

I could see this being a real stickler for people who do reviews/previews for an income.

It's not punishment, it's a changing time. There was a time when children working in woolen mills was a very real livelihood. If it's not a viable market to make money, then you need to move on, such is the way business works.

If as radio DJ wants a copy of a song, he has to buy the song as well. It's still illegal for him to play it for others.

Radio Stations pay licensing fees to the owners of the songs to play them in order to make money off of add revenue.

Can we just move on past mentioning death threats on the internet? I think until we get a rash of internet death threats that actually come to pass, we can assume it's just children spouting off as they tend to do online.

I assume you don't have children then?

Religion itself isn't a problem. I know many day to day people that use religion in great ways to cope with the stress of their lives, or to help others in need. The problem is religion as an institution.

OPtion C certainly makes the most sense, but it was just soo.... out of damn character for the way they were acting together, it felt a bit hokey.

How about top 12 exclusive PC titles? half of these can be played elsewhere.

seems to be more like a younger Michael Keaton than Trevor.

my god, that looks amazing, not 350 bucks amazing, but amazing none-the-less.
Also, is Levine attempting to forcibly put himself into superstar status? That's a hell of a lot for just a damn signature.

Turok 2 obviously. Not only the best dinosaur game, but one of the best FPSs ever.