It’s actually pretty simple - not everyone has the same taste or perception. One man’s trash is another one’s treasure, as it was wisely put so long ago. This is akin to when, much younger I was, Siskel and Ebert reviewed ID4 on their show. I know why they burned it as much as they did. But they missed the point…

Welcome back! Quite a good crew you’ve got there...

Amazing, and a huge congratulations! I can’t even fathom playing through the entire game library of a system, both the fun and not-so fun games...

First off... impressive! Damn...

No offense, sir, but what are you doing about it beyond posting on the Concourse? Because what we also know from parallels to the rise of other authoritarians is that the press and speech were ineffective in stopping them.

Top games of the year:

*The Abyss screams back*

Hmm it would seem to be the time for unity and civility was 8 years ago. That ship sailed quickly.

Sadly, this often does seem to be the case. Speaking of which, this comment deserves to be in the black...

I admit, I liked the movie precisely because it was utterly ridiculous, but quite a bit of the ‘feels’ were lost from it’s predecessor. The ending sequence was just too much, though. But to respond, yes, the two scientists felt completely natural and did not feel shoehorned in at all... they were probably the best…

Actually, the point you’ve made is a solid one.

That’s how I’ve been rolling since my early 20's. It’s simpler, easier on the finances, and stress-free.

They didn’t want to listen to anything other than what they wanted to hear. It’s not like Trump has a history of conning people or anything...

I have to wonder how many people immediately went to Google and did exactly that after reading your post...

Outrage is the in-thing, welcome to the modern information society.

Ramen.

Nah.

Nah.

I kept trying to convince people to vote Betty White. I don’t know if it would have resulted it change, but the awesomeness would have been without compare.

Nice, maybe we can get both?