I was going to write a post about how playing World of Warcraft on a toilet may be indicative of a serious addiction, but then I saw that the CAPTCHA said "bowels" and I decided that pointing that out would make for a much funnier post.
He put a name he uses elsewhere in the name field. That name was then connected to an email account.
So any freeform typed name is now considered damning evidence? He could have written any name he wanted, it still doesn't have any real connection to anything aside from an IP address.
What I find annoying is the overuse of the neo prefix. It's just tacked on to things to make them seem more cutting edge and trendy. Marketing departments really ran it into the ground.
If video games cause people to get fat then why don't just they start putting the nutrition facts on the labels? This way we can better work them into our diets.
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I was going to write a post about how playing World of Warcraft on a toilet may be indicative of a serious addiction, but then I saw that the CAPTCHA said "bowels" and I decided that pointing that out would make for a much funnier post.
He put a name he uses elsewhere in the name field. That name was then connected to an email account.
So any freeform typed name is now considered damning evidence? He could have written any name he wanted, it still doesn't have any real connection to anything aside from an IP address.
What I find annoying is the overuse of the neo prefix. It's just tacked on to things to make them seem more cutting edge and trendy. Marketing departments really ran it into the ground.
So I'm a sucker for having a whole lot of fun playing Wii?
If video games cause people to get fat then why don't just they start putting the nutrition facts on the labels? This way we can better work them into our diets.
They can tell that the universe is running out of time because music everywhere has been sped up. Soon we will all die.
It's our time. We needs more of it. I suppose we could try a time transplant.