A few days in 2007 when I went camping, and about a week in 2008 when moving into a new place (no cell phone yet back then)

I don't know how much you need to break up with friends over stuff like that. Heck, I keep close ties with a guy who thinks Starcraft 2 and Path of Exile are the only decent video games in existence and that everything else is "shit" that "lacks depth".

Any game that denounces religion in any way is a step in the right direction. It's an extremely dangerous thing sometimes, and it's good to see works of entertainment remind us of this.

I'd argue that introduction of new humans isn't the most important thing at the moment. Yes, it is extremely important in general, but we have an overpopulation concern at the moment and there's no shortage of people reproducing. Only because of that, I'd argue we have political and environmental concerns that are…

Looks like a trashy photoshop job.

This.

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I don't feel like publishing my argument from the joystiq article you ripped this from, although it is compelling. Look for August on page 2 or so of that one over there.

I'm ahead of all of you. See, I'm already using my iPad Mini as a phone with third party apps. You'll see, the 7.9" 'phone' will be all the rage in 2014.

The logical flaw with your argument is that the person recording would have had to know in advance that they were going to get hurt so badly when they make that decision. And really, after the first blow, you may feel compelled to keep recording to expose the full extent of their crime. Some people care about politics…

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Are you people ever going to knock it off with making a GIF out of everythhing? It causes unnecessary lag on mobile devices.

Honest question, what's the point of owning an XBox besides just being poor? I mean, it's better to have a PS3 for the exclusives plus a PC for general gaming, isn't it?

Not coming to iOS because I'm a fanboy.

Sweet Home, not Sweet Horror.

Isn't this the same website that published an article about how turning an iPhone into a dumbphone was a 'good idea' to cut back on distractions? Isn't this the complete opposite theory?

I'm still waiting on Microsoft to fix that imbecilic start screen of theirs. Some people may be getting used to it, but it's clear most want it to go away and never return.

I'm a retro gamer and I've never heard of these guys before, mainly because I never got around to trying podcasts. I'll give em a listen and maybe throw a few bucks their way if I like them. Thanks for pointing this out to me, Kotaku.

Feels like author wanted a way to be pretentious and feel above others.