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Exactly. We don't play games for awards you can only see by diving down into some deep menu somewhere. We play them for the experience of playing them. Recognition is in-game rewards, like story or character insight, additional challenges. Racking up achievements is Citizen Kane ish, eventually you run out of time and

I still can't get by the fact that he was a rank misogynist. As amazing as his flow may be, he obsesses so much of negatively slamming women it's distracting to the point of unlistenable.

This story reads slightly aspergerian to me. Was there a need to go into that level of detail? I think I got the point about 2 paragraphs in, but then the whole thing turned into a list and it became quite a slog to get through.

Honestly, playing this would just be too freaking depressing.

Nah, I enjoy the drinking too much.

*blinks*

The excessive personification of a piece of machinery makes me uncomfortable. Really uncomfortable.

I'm sorry, but the whole left brain/right brain has been illustrated to death by marketers since advertising began that I can't look at this concept another time without feeling sick to my stomach.

There's something about the way Swedes, Nords and Finns speak, the way they break things down and express things so succinctly and simply. It's a temperment that extends to their design, their invention and their urban planning. It's really remarkable how OBVIOUS and COMMON SENSICAL everything sounds as they describe

Composition is art, I would argue.

@Jacubious: Exactly, America is about tolerance. Always was. Bashing the religious for bashing homosexuality is hypocrisy personified.

That's not a catapult, that's a trebuchet.

Kung Fu Hustle.

@KirkyX: Somehow I don't find huge plumes of noxious exhaust bellowing out of an overpriced tin can beautiful. I'm not trolling, I just see this as an ultimate example of unsustainability.

I'm keeping a tally of the bodysnarking vs complaining about bodysnarking , and the latter is winning by about 200%.

@sarahmas: Context is everything, innit?

Maybe I need to watch more Golf, but I found the opening paragraphs of this article almost impenetrable. What is "A Tradition Unlike Any Other?" , and what does "and the Masters most famous sporting event in the world never to appear in a video game" mean? Is that sentence lacking a few words?

I went to college with this guy, we both wrote comic strips for the Daily Orange. His strip was the most consistent and funniest in the paper, which isn't saying much for a college comic page, but for three years of funny strips 2-3 times a week, it sure as hell is. Dan Meth, check him out.