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Turning On The Screw - Queens of The Stone Age

I see what you're getting at, but the differentiation between each is so small that it's really negligible at this point. Blackberry set up the market, Apple wanted in, and soon, Android wanted a piece of the pie. At the most basic level, they're all after the same thing. :surprise: iTunes...

Verizon sure as hell won't be lowering their prices for it.

Agreed. The DMR is one sweet fucking rifle.

Now THAT takes me back.

Welcome aboard!

Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles

Again, they're after the same market. Apple is just being marketed as a sleek smartphone, the others more functional. The only thing that's "paid off" for Apple is the fact that they got almost a two year head start in the touch-screen smartphone market. They've literally lost ground every...

Saw it coming, if I'm Verizon I'd **** it. No real use in offering it at this point.

Somebody's been cruising the ghost town that is Digg.

Wonder what the impetus for this was.

Oh, you Apple fanboys are so cute!

Whoa whoa whoa, what?! Microsoft hasn't built a computer in their entire existence. Microsoft writes software, and always has. Now if you want to make the case that they stole that, you've got a point. IBM "built" the computer long before Apple did. Apple just built smaller, more tightly...

True statement. And just for those who don't know, his name is Roy HALLADAY

My apologies, I should have stated what I was citing. I'm talking about Defense-adjusted Yards Above Replacement (DYAR). He was 5th last year, and he was 18th the year before. Just casually looking at his historical DYAR, his value seems to be proportional to the DYAR of his QB, which for a...

Nintendo has historically been working on some form of motion control since roughly the era of the failure that was the Virtual Boy, which make just about everything else a copy of that. More power to the companies for trying it, but I've got to give the edge to Kinect in that it's...

Just wait until you get to Mgalekgolos. Those fuckers are annoying as hell. On a related note, what a waste of time the assault rifle is. Literally does less damage than a damn plasma ******.

I can't blame you for the resourcefulness! :rofl:

It was pretty good, actually. I mean occasion problems here and there, but for $15, it was money well spent.

He was top 5 in the league last year, but he's been as low as 18th two years ago. For the Vikings though, he'd probably be at worst league average.

Sigh. On disability ≠ retarded.

EDIT Wrong thread.

Legendary is tough, to be sure. I'm still wondering why single player isn't really balanced though. There are weapons that'll **** you in three shots, but take 5 to **** a grunt. The friendly AI still has some cringe worthy glitches at times, but all in all pretty damn fun.

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Eh, there's only so much you can do with free-roam zombie *******.

I couldn't understand much in between the rampant pejoratives in his little speech there.

See, my issue is that at least Kinect at this point peripheral wise is a different *****. Move is literally a tit for tat reincarnation. Make no mistake, all three are biting off a chunk of Nintendo, however I've got to give some credit for trying to go about it a different way.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=best+free+online+mmo

Surprising actually digging Halo: Reach so far.

Sadly, this is not a new phenomenon. Best Buy has had the same policies in place since the mid 90s. When I worked there in high school, it was probably worse than it is now, because the average knowledge of a computer was a fraction of what it is now. That's fairly standard for the computer...

In general, not to emulate.

I'm going with Kinect for sheer boldness. There is a chance Microsoft could hit it big, if they do it right, and it has implications the gaming industry has never seen before. Move to me is really just a port of an existing product, so as great as it could be, it's going to be limited in what...

Two things: 1. Pitching is not the most important thing in the playoffs. It is no doubt important, but it is not of paramount importance. Hitters are much more prone to outlier performance in the playoffs, thus hitting becomes the paramount concern for teams. The average ERA, FIP, and xFIP...

Coming Up - Paul McCartney

Eh, personally, I'm watching for the players, and why not watch the best?

No.

They never prohibited it.

My personal philosophy on web design that I've applied to all of my web design jobs: - Navigation should be intuitive and simple - Clean layout (don't be afraid of white space) - Consistency in design - Skip the frills in favor of ease of use Polish should always come second to function from a...

Please tell me you're kidding. Just for future reference, replying to a seemingly idiotic post with glaring grammatical issues in your post is probably not the best route to go.

Had some edamame, and some sushi.

No two-minute warning, just a yearly controversy over who should be playing in the championship because instead of doing the rational thing and having a playoff system like every other NCAA sport, the NCAA falls victim to the power of the dollar and the horrid system that is the BCS. Also, you...

This thread has been done before.

Vladamir Guerrero says hi. I'm more angry at the people who have yet to fess up. At least one of those guys admitted it, and public said it was wrong.

There exists no such thing as a random probably event. That is intrinsically against the nature of being random. If you want to say it's an outlier, it's an outlier (saying it's an anomaly is the exact same thing).

Soccer has overage time, yes? Is that not different from the varying length of innings? It'll never float here if it can't be commercialized. That is Sport in America 101.

Anything I can do to help. :cool:

That is a fallacy. In the realm of statistics, there can be nothing "more than an outlier". If it doesn't fall into the group, it's an outlier by definition.

Isn't It a Pity - George Harrison

That's pretty awesome.

The Message - Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5