Looks as good as their logo.

When I click the source link it takes me back to this page. The link in the address bar shows the address for this page, followed by %20 (or a space if you hover over the link) then the source address.

Ah, suppose I should have hovered over the image. Wasn't sure what it was, saw it on the search result page so was smaller and you couldn't hit the strings.

Really? That landing area was the same size that single ramps are when these guys do tricks, so there really wasn't any added difficulty. Now, if they were like 1-2 feet apart? Then maybe I'd say "meh".

edit: Dangit, upon scrolling to the VERY bottom, it was posted.

That's seriously one of the worst excuses I've ever heard about anything, ever. And these people are teaching our children.

Sorry but everything about both of your posts there comes across as saying you don't believe this is art, because you can't just call something art and have it be art, it has to actually mean something. Especially since not only do you say that you don't believe Kanye understands what art is but then you also add that…

Art means things.

Ah, so this is the reason their shares fell the lowest they've been in over 5 years. It makes sense now.

Because it is free. It's not like some other devices that require an update for certain features (like AV receivers forcing you to pay $50 for a software update to add AirPlay functionality).

Ya I had never heard of the guy before but a while back I had read someone mentioning him and Jay's part in Monster. Was definitely a good find.

I think I'm gonna have to power up the PC and play some old Hitman games.

That show is amazing. One of my favorite new shows, along with Memphis Beat (haven't found many people who enjoy this one).

Jay-Z took the line from R.A. the Rugged Man's part in "Uncommon Valor". He also kind of borrows the same rhythm/flow.

I think I'll add this to my "How much less would people hate this if it wasn't Kanye West?" list.

Look at the music video for POWER that Kanye has on YouTube. I can't count how many times I had to read about Illuminati because people couldn't understand the whole thing was art, a "moving painting".

No problem.

As I said earlier, they were saying it to let people out there know that you don't need a new PS3 to utilize 3D. Every PS3 has the capability to do 3D, some just require a free software update.

As mentioned Gawker Media is based out of New York but they do have people spread across different places. I'm not sure if they have anyone in LA though, I think they're more for San Francisco, what with it being the Silicon Valley area. I believe Jason Chen lives in the surrounding SF area.

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