I dunno, methinks all ya'lls parents are para.

You should read "Vessels of Evil" by Laurence Thomas, that discusses the very real and significant and realyl quite interesting differences between evil acts performed by an individual vs acts committed by a society. It would resolve your confusion.

Indicates narcissistic sociopathic disorder. A combination of a deep understanding and mastery of human emotions, behaviors, and expectations combined with a complete lack of any of such humanity in himself.

You know what the fuck this IS?

Nope, it was a video

Good point!

Yes, that is called overhead. Why is this odd?

It's fascinating to me too, since I'm on the side of this campaign being rather stupid. I first found out about its success in a NY Times article profiling the actress. I happen to work at an agency that was studying it as a "success case study" for one of their campaigns, so that's where I got my definitive info.

Oh yes, because we should totally hide the things we do from people we want an open, honest relationship with.

Funny how an article quizzically examining the basis for an ad campaign fails to explain, or even acknowledge, that it is among T-Mobile's most successful.

As a guy who makes music for video games, commercials, etc, you can do better than $6k, as in, you can pay less. But $6k is a good for established VGM artists, very good. But if it were my first game? I'd kick $3-4k to someone new with a solid demo reel, pay them on spec if you don't like it.

You need the device you are developing for to QA.

There's always the chance that what we see as "dark" now may be copied and reused to oblivion in two decades. That's the thing about something this popular - it will be mimic'd to the point where its a cliche, and cliche and camp are not far apart.

It's perfect for pooping, agreed. It's elevated my pooping experience well above many other mundane experiences of the day.

You have quite a bit of qualifiers in your second example.

Yeah, especially aggro ones all whispery and out of context with the video. Sounds like a chump trying to sing tough and angsty in front of all that glitchy pop

"(Try watching Tim Burton's original Batman today. It feels a lot more like the Adam West series than anyone realized 22 years ago.)"

Promoted for irony.

It's just a harmless bit of promotion, lighten up. Not every video is a referendum on the cultural progress of modern man. If you want to use a piece of media as a platform for your contributions to the discussion, you may want to pick something with a higher profile.

Seconded! I guess I'll just avae to watch the movie again to get the song back out of my head...