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In before lock!

In before lock

Dear diary, Today I woke up. Later I am sad. Until next time

Yeah, it could be compared to that without too much difficulty. And you're a bank robber. What? I do not understand your comment, although that might be because it is 1:01 a.m. at the moment. It has something to do with your ridiculous comment.

Hey Krookie, Hades really liked that joke. It was a Hades-worthy joke. I think that's a sufficient insult.

I know, I wasn't saying you were wrong, I was pointing out how badly Krookie sucks. Then I think that's something we can all get behind.

And I thought I was the only one

It isn't mutually exclusive. I didn't say you wouldn't be able to drive well in this game if you don't drive.

Krookie that's illegal

If you know how to drive a realy car it shouldn't be a problem. Unless your name is Krookie.

So your complaint is that he hasn't defined what "just right" is? How would that even work? He takes a game that works, like Psychonauts for example, and uses it as a control variable to be tested against? That's not a very smart way to go about giving criticism. At the end of the day all you can really say is "This game is not as good as Psychonauts" or "this game is as good or better than Psychonauts" which doesn't really mean anything. Especially if it's a review of something like Tetris or Gothic. I'd love to get into the whole criticism spiel again, but this is a gaming forum just like any other. I could argue with a brick wall and provoke more thought. Still though, as always He gave the most honest reviews of Mass Effect and the Witcher I've seen in their respective categories. Whether he's funny or not is beside the point. I remember when Jon Stewart went on Crossfire and called that show out on cheapening political discourse. They called him "a comedian" as though it had some bearing on what he was saying. There are a lot of Tucker Carlsons out there. I understand you think I'm less thought provoking than a brick wall, and I think you unrightfully arrogant and elitist, but please for my sake, just bare with me. I'm not complaining that he hasn't defined what just right is. I can see where you've gotten confused. I'm saying that all of his reviews are negative, and that's his gimmick, and so he will always do that. I'm saying that even if a game is good and he has to review it, he will reveiw it negatively because it's what gets him views, and it's easy to make jokes when you're making fun of something that's bad. I'm mean, you can say they are honest reviews, and that he "reviews games without regard for their pretensions" but I just disagree. He will get things right on, but other times I think he's just saying something negative to get more lame jokes in. I mean, obviously I firmly belive this because I don't like him or find him funny. And obviously you will disagree because you do like him and do find him funny.

Every game ever made is too something. Too short or too long, too easy or too hard, too unoriginal or too weird, too violent or too kiddie. You don't ever have to define what "just right" would be and so you'll always have room to criticize. And I don't think he's funny.

Yuk yuk yuk yuk

It's the same reveiw every time.

That's why we work on using automated systems. If we have the tech of having a robot to vaccuum my floor or mow my lawn, in the next decade or two we may see the rise of automated farms. And Mars colonies, and flying cars that run on recycled trash fuel, and all of the contries of the world working together in peace and harmony. Assuming that science is going to work the problem out itself isn't a solution to the problem Hades.

And less people to manufacture and distribute it.

Or lack of.

No video game, but simple logic. If we want to remove food shortages and not use up so much fossil fuels we need to lower our population. Currently we have around 6 billion people on this lil' mudball so if we drop our population by half it goes to reason that we would use up half as much resources, therefore not have any shortages. It's commonly known that it isn't a food shortage problem, it's a distribution problem.

Right, I was going to suggest not using the handbrake, and when you do use it, use it for only a split second and make sure you're got your finger on the regular brake. Also, remember, the friction you're using to slow the car down won't be used towards turning the car, so you have to slow down before the turn, then let off the brake for your turn, tapping it as needed.

Do you use the handbrake a lot?

This is incredible.

Last time I saw my dad shoot a goose it did explode.

Also, the way she's put "game" in italics implies that she doesn't believe Fallout 3 will be a game.

If I hear one more "driving is bad" comment I'm going to drive myself of a pier.

Is there a program that can record something off of your computer without a mic?