If you've found a causation, then that means that if you were to put someone in the same situation, the exact same result would occur. So by that logic, every person who loses at a videogame an has a gun in the house would end up killing someone.

It would be cool if the gun could turn into an assault rifle and extend to cover the whole arm, then turn back into a pistol and be in her hand like that.

Like another guy said, you can switch between the two. Just choose "Select character" and it will ask you which play through you want to play. I was spending days grinding past 30 something on normal, even getting the achievements for doing everything, but when I went to TVHM, I hit 50 in a few hours. Seriously, you…

Actually, isn't it biblical lore that both angels and demons lack genitalia? So then wouldn't it make sense that a child borne of both angel and demon would also be lacking?

If a petition gets a certain number of signatures, they are required to give it time on the floor. This was the best way to avoid wasting other people's time as well.

If a petition gets a certain number of signatures, they are required to give it time on the floor. This was the best way to avoid wasting other people's time as well.

I ended up walking across a rooftop with a Ken, Omeed, and Christa, and the walkie talkie fell through a hole. Christa went to get it, but couldn't get out, so Kenny dropped in to save her but was assaulted by Walkers. He may have lived, but there were just so many of them...

Well it's mostly just the tone and atmosphere. The writing was fantastic and I ended up really, really caring who I let live and die. For example, there was this guy Ben in our group who had fucked up multiple times and was more harm than good. So when he ended up hanging of the ledge of a clocktower begging to be…

True, but on TV shows that's a 3-4 month wait. With HBO, it's 10 months.

I know plenty of people who use the term "it made me cry" synonymously with "it's very emotional". If something can move you to tears, I think that's a mark of emotional power, not something to be avoided. For example, Hopeless by Colleen Hoover. Lost my shit reading that book, big time.

I know plenty of people who use the term "it made me cry" synonymously with "it's very emotional". If something can move you to tears, I think that's a mark of emotional power, not something to be avoided. For example, Hopeless by Colleen Hoover. Lost my shit reading that book, big time.

I couldn't stand the comics, I got sick of the TV show, but the game utterly floored me. And that was despite having a gamebreaking glitch that required me to manually modify my save files timestamps to get things running again. I'd still call it the game of the year because it was just that good.

The higher the IQ, the less statistically likely they are to be having intercourse: http://www.gnxp.com/blog/2007/04/intercourse-and-intelligence.php

Just think that there are kids who will be turning 17 this year that were born after Pokemon Red and Blue came out.

Hmm. Didn't know Pirates could complain about UTIs. Never got close enough to hear.

Funny that people cite that episode as being the prime example for why LOST was a character driven piece.

It just seems really underwhelming when it doesn't swell into the main theme

Not true. They'd probably understand De Blob.

Everyone jumps to defend Gordon's story, but I'm sure there is plenty of room to tell a great story in that Universe. What about a game that follows a military man in the operations leading up to and then containing the Seven Hour War? Or the story of a family living through the invasion of Earth as it happens near…

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