That's both more PC and funnier, because it sounds like a clever reference instead of a shoe-horned phrase.

That was my first comment when I saw the bracket for the first time. This is a 1 for TWC vs a 1 or 2 for EA.

I archive emails I might need at a later time but have no need for in the immediate future. Useless emails I delete, otherwise I archive instead, just in case.

That was my favorite part about it, he blinks, both eyes close, but one opens more slowly. Very strange.

Yoshi games don't play like Mario games. Playing a Mario Bros. level well might involve fighting the most efficient line along which to run, jump and attack. Playing a Yoshi's Island well has always involved more slowly poking through a level and finding its hidden collectibles. Each Yoshi level, then and now,…

There is an arrow there, much easier to see in the video compared to the GIF, but I'm sure there's no tips on them.

I bought this game for 3DS when it was on sale on Amazon for about 15 bucks. Straightforward, a little repetitive, but I thought it was fun. Everything I read about it said that it scrapped the "Metroidvania" thread for mostly action-based gameplay, but I thought it provided a good mix. I wouldn't pay full price for…

This article is amazing. And the responses made me really happy. Also read his article on hacking Hotmail. Make sure to wrap your IP in a cat5 SATA. Super important.

If only I could pull off that mustache...

Yeah, how dare people like a game! Screw them! Like the games I like!

"Make do" #corrections

It's not completely false. They're not censored by the FCC, they're generally censored by the networks because they won't get sponsored if they're deemed too "offensive". But technically, as far as I know, they could put whatever they wanted on if they'd still get paid for it.

I don't understand the appeal of these. The first one was vaguely amusing, and in every one I've seen since then, I think they're stretching on a lot of them, and they're not funny enough to merit the stretch.

While I'd agree that's a common perception, living in NYC, I see far, far more young adults playing handhelds rather than kids. Easily 3 or 4 to 1, at the lowest.

That's impressive, I commute Brooklyn to Manhattan every day, and I'd say I average 3-4 per weekday. I usually hold off and pull in the passes every other day. I'm up to maybe 120 passes in about a month and a half.

I'm not the one calling in and acting like a dick, though. So just because one person, or more, does it doesn't mean the rep is allowed to treat me as if I already have, which is something I run into constantly.

I saw that, and am curious how much producing they actually did, or if they said "we're big names, we want producer credits". Either way, I generally enjoy the show. It has its moments where I roll my eyes, but overall, it's pretty great.

No one's saying that some people aren't idiots, but you're going to get more idiots if you don't give people the benefit of the doubt and assume they're going to act like idiots. If I get treated like garbage, I'm more likely to get pissed off, too.

And that's why everyone hates calling customer service at Verizon. Because no one actually wants to help you. And then they brag about it.

Probably before it got posted here and flooded with idiots spamming directions.