I’d like to see more reviewing about how well routers keep service up. Mine at home is fucking terrible, constantly introducing DNS conflicts no matter what settings I use.

Cartman isn’t the South Park character who dies every episode, it’s Kenny. Come on, man!

Just because a law isn’t prosecuted doesn’t mean it’s not “used”, or doing anything. A law can be deterrent just by existing.

That’s still utterly absurd. Perhaps in a molecular gastronomist’s kitchen, sure, absolute stoichiometry might make some sense.

That’s still utterly absurd. Perhaps in a molecular gastronomist’s kitchen, sure, absolute stoichiometry might make…

I was raised a Catholic Republican, and when I was in high school, Rick Santorum came to speak at a pro-life convention in my city. My mom was involved with the event’s planning, so I got to meet him really shortly, and he totally big-timed me. Don’t think he even bothered to shake my hand. I was just this wide-eyed…

That was my first thought too! Contrary to some of the other notions below, here’s a rough answer:

1. Anything by Ubisoft. They barely hide their contempt for their customers. Release games with clearly zero QA work done.

That stupid Madonna show with the wierd dude jumping up and down on the balancing rope.

Amen! Same here. What a travesty that game was.

RE: “no worries”

It’s because they’ve absolutely done away with all pretense of making sense. That’s about as true to comic book writing as it can get.

As a former St. Louis Rams fan, I’d reverse Super Bowl XXXVI. Would have been one hell of a butterfly effect. There were pre-existing fault lines in the Rams’ front office beforehand, but the fallout from that loss undeniably exacerbated those issues. And the instability ultimately paved the way for StanK’s eventual…

Yeah, too bad Ubi ruined the franchise. Where's the reporting on THAT?!

Any discussion of best PC strategy games “ever” should include Heroes III, as well as a mention of the heinous sins Ubisoft has committed against that franchise.