Can’t go wrong with Goldsmith. (And that also includes the NG theme.)

Nah, you’re not alone. Voyager was pretty mediocre but it had a lovely theme tune/opening sequence.

I’m with you on that. It’s the second-worst Trek show, but it’s the best theme and title sequence.

In a way I kinda agree... but not on the bad show part. I like Enterprise. But the people on there, while sympathetic, could be huge xenophobic jerks, like how they treated T’Pol at first. So rather than an orchestral theme that shows how noble it is to explore, a rock ballad — like listened to by Zephram Cochrane…

did you use to work for clickhole.com, you got me

Because the JIF-sayers were saying it in the 90's before all the GIF-sayers were even saying the word.

Sweet article. Also it’s pronounced JIF.

That’s... Actually a pretty dope art style. Almost feels like a waste that it’s only being used for avatars, I would watch a Pixar flick with characters like these.

There’s certainly nothing wrong with disagreeing with a piece of art, and I definitely see their point. But removing art because some people disagree with it is... worrisome to me.

My dad thought Sagat was yelling, “Diaper under butt!”

I hate design. It’s a neverending contest to see who can find the most irrelevant thing and fetishize the shit out of it.

That’s the thing though: games have tended to run *better* as hardware ages. Look at the final year games on the ps3: they’re better looking AND better running than their early-gen counterparts. This flies in the face of that tradition.

Obviously someone got an 11 killstreak.

This assumes they actually serve a purpose. Seeing that 99% of the things in this game don't, I think it's a safe guess to assume they're working as intended (by having no function).

That and the position of the left thumbstick. So bad.

Screw the flat belly! Go you! Losing 76 pounds in 15 months is no small feat!! Congratulations and keep up the good work!

at first i thought it was a stomach vagina.

They ninja-edited the “wallet”... Ell oh ell!

It’s the everything.