I just realized that a QA person, widely recognized as the least glamorous and most undesirable job in the industry still makes more than I do.

Makes sense because isn't that a closer model to how the human brain works? We observe, infer rules from our observations, and then modify those rules as we discover exceptions.

Carlisle: Wait, it just occurred to me that we're only flat, set-piece characters to act as a backdrop for a truly dysfunctional three-way romance.

@ShinGetterPoPo: You beat me to it.

Carlisle: Wait, just because he only wears dark blue, doesn't mean he's one of us.

Carlisle: You ladies stay here, I'll take of this wolf myself.

I've never been one for tattoos, but now I have a burning desire to get a pixelated Murray skull on my shoulder.

Isn't that model a little boxy to be on the cover of Bazaar?

I actually sympathize with fanboyism in certain areas, but it takes a special kind of delusional to wish that Sony made a PC OS.

That is impressive. Then again, I'm such a sucker for Sci-Fi battles that I'd like it no matter what it was advertising.

I'm interested to see how regularly that 58% plays MMOs.

I've gotta learn how to play the Mario theme on cello.

Approximately four hours after the map pack goes live, gamers everywhere start to scream once again "How did you know I was there?"

It's not a good thing that people want one game over another simply because of the sensational death animations. It's sad that we're still just looking for the next visual spectacle to ogle instead of looking for great gameplay and storytelling.

It's nice to see developers concerned with making story better in games. There are too few who really want to take it beyond a vague backstory that somehow validates all the slick visuals.

Haven't economists been doing this very thing for years with MMOs like WoW and Eve Online? Anybody know where those case studies are published?

Lemme guess, those who paid for the demo will still have to pay full price for the full game.

Is it too much to hope that "twist" will mean "cheaper"?

Possibly the most annoying part about the whole thing was that she keeps primping her hair. I don't know if the actress actually thought that puffing up her hair was something terrified people did or if she had strict orders from the on-set hairdresser to keep it looking full-bodied. Either way, stop it.

If they had replaced chandler with Boba, it would have made that Decade of Friends so much more palatable.