Do you live in North America? Do you eat white rice? Do you drink cow's milk?

The salt and the transfat's the main problem here, let's not concern ourselves with added nutrients. From the milk you drink to the rice you steam, many of even the most basic ingredients have nutrients added, often under law.

And when you know what all those names actually mean, you'll then know that only a handful are unhealthy ingredients related specifically to the mass-manufacturing process.

Never had a gaming food. It wasn't 'til I got hooked up to the internet for the first time that I realized other people did that kind of thing. I do have a boredom food though. Uncooked fettuccine strands. If ever I feel like distracting my mouth, I just pluck a dry strand of fettuccine from the package and hold it…

The lazy one doesn't take care of his hair? No styling for folks with no motivation.

Why would you pour beer into a glass? That feels like when someone bundles the forks and knives inside napkins with tiny elastics when setting the table. It's just another bureaucratic step to getting what you want, with no outside consequence.

You hit my feelings about this comic right on the mark. Thanks.

Where'd she get the 3DS one from? Is this a popular opinion I haven't heard?

Who would draw that?

I agree with Reggie to an extent. For the most part, gamers are idiots who don't know what they do or don't want. On the other hand, it's possible to get a great fan reaction by releasing certain combinations of games and announcements.

Finally, someone who mentions Star Fox Assault's multiplayer in the same breath as "fantastic". I enjoyed it immensely, but it seems no one else did.

Oh? Well, you suck!

I wouldn't feel so sad if this was some other company, but it's Nintendo. It's like hearing the choirboy say "fuck".

Paid...

I am angry, but it'll subside. I don't really know why I'm angry, there'll be no problem so long as Sakurai remains. Gaaah... Give it time. All will be righted.

To be fair, the plasma cutter's pretty much the most useful weapon in Dead Space.

It's the knowledge that it's there that bothers me. I feel a need to segregate gaming into its own in the physical world as well as the digital.

Eh, I like a game that forces me to compromise, to stand at attention. It's a similar reason as to why I prefer console gaming over PC. Being able to do more than game allows the mind to wander, making it harder immerse yourself in the game.

As a person with experience disposing of "refuse" in the forest, I'd guess it's just a more sanitary version of that. You know, a squat.

Karma, I like it.