they all thought he’d been trying to build a bomb.
they all thought he’d been trying to build a bomb.
Perhaps it can be argued that a 14-year-old Muslim shouldn’t have to second-guess everything they do just so that people don’t accuse them of attempting to blow up America.
Just how retarded you have to be to mistake a digital clock for a bomb. Worse thing is, this will likely stay on record. Because his professors are a bunch of dumbasses. And the police department statement of “could being reasonably mistaken with a bomb” is NOT HELPING.
Fun WILL be had, understood?
There is never any reason to pre-order a video game.
I’d leave a snarky comment, but it would take too much time to think one up and I’d rather go back to playing the demo. Because DAMN this is fun.
I've always disliked Melee for two reasons.
So people were more excited to see Fox vs. Fox matches ad nauseum than a more diverse finals consisting of Olimar, Rosalina, Sonic, and Diddy? Mind boggling.
Garrus Vakarian would like to have a word with you.
Well, that's it. Close it down everyone, that's as good as it's gonna get.
And then...
Fuck gaters.
I love this picture...
Yeah, how anyone figures Depression Quest (which again, no one reviewed) is a bigger deal than say, Jeff Gerstmann losing his job at Gamespot over Kane and Lynch is beyond me.
Yes, "Gamergate", where somehow, a perceived conflict of interest in gaming journalism means that gaming journalists aren't allowed to practice journalism and report on a developer getting doxxed and subsequently receiving legitimately terrifying death threats.
The difference is that she didn't sign up for any of this. This fake a Facebook acct was setup by the cop. She had nothing to do with it.
Consent to inspect a phone or use materials found therein for a criminal investigation does not in any way include consent to use said materials to impersonate someone or post information to the public (I understand that there is some public exposure in any police case due to freedom of information laws, but there's a…
'I want a system where the VR score reflects my actual skill level, and thus will naturally plateu at some point to reflect my current skill level, rather than one that just increases my VR score forever the more I play!'
*Nintendo implements this request*
'You've ruined it Nintendo, I'm now unable to increase my score…