2 If you are against it, presumably you are against it because you believe its wrong
3 and the only way you can believe its wrong is if ou think its killing a human being, aka, murder. This last line is where your argument breaks down. How is that the ONLY way that abortion can be wrong? You are making a pretty big assumption there. Why don't you try asking him his reasoning instead of trying to create enemies where there aren't any. That's the government's job.
4 So, if you think its murder, how can you think it should be legal?
I imagine that they limited the poll to countries where the poll-taker wouldn't be killed for asking the question (admittedly, they were pushing it in certain parts of the US)
With proper biofeedback training, you can learn to control your own biometric responses (heart rate, galvanic skin response, etc). If anything like this were put into place, the terrorists would simply resort to that kind of training.
Because the last thing that Google wants is to join the ranks of Coke and Xerox and other companies whose product is pretty much synonomous with their respective industries.
The pig is only with her for the first half of the game until he gets kidnapped by the bad guys, and then again for a short period at the end of the game. If you got to the point where you rescued the way-too-enthusiastic soldier guy, he becomes the new sidekick shortly after the pig disappears.
It's kind of assumed that, because this game takes place in the distant future, the animals are genetically engineered human hybrids.
You completly left out the part about how we find out near the end that the main character, unbeknownst to her, was actually a split-off part of the main bad guy, raised by humans.
I can tell you that the last thing that BG&E is, is boring. It is possibly one of the best games in recent years. It is a crime that it didn't get the marketing that it deserved.
Are you a citizen of the United States first? A citizen of Texas? A citizen of Chicago? A citizen of the Bronx? A citizen of North America? A citizen of yourself?
I recall an episode of Star Trek: Voyager (yeah, I watched it. Sue me) where Kate Mulgrew played a 20th century ancestor of Janeway. You are right, it is cheesy, but I don't think it is intended to be realistic. It is more of a cinematic tool to identify the ancestor with the character that we are more familier with.
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like fish who are starting to grow legs, or whatever
Someone would like to have a word with you
Lets break this down
1 What about it are you against...?
2 If you are against it, presumably you are against it because you believe its wrong
3 and the only way you can believe its wrong is if ou think its killing a human being, aka, murder.
This last line is where your argument breaks down. How is that the ONLY way that abortion can be wrong? You are making a pretty big assumption there. Why don't you try asking him his reasoning instead of trying to create enemies where there aren't any. That's the government's job.
4 So, if you think its murder, how can you think it should be legal?
I imagine that they limited the poll to countries where the poll-taker wouldn't be killed for asking the question (admittedly, they were pushing it in certain parts of the US)
No way! The last console I owned was a Sega Genesis and I'm pretty sure I'm getting a Wii (if I get any console at all)
No, it's something a person needs to learn how to do.
The Wii version hasn't even been confirmed yet. At the moment it is only being made for the PC.
Take a look at this interview with Will Wright from a few days ago.
I am so pissed that Spore got pushed back to the second half of 2007.
Better a far-off release than an incomplete game, I guess. *sigh*
With proper biofeedback training, you can learn to control your own biometric responses (heart rate, galvanic skin response, etc). If anything like this were put into place, the terrorists would simply resort to that kind of training.
Because the last thing that Google wants is to join the ranks of Coke and Xerox and other companies whose product is pretty much synonomous with their respective industries.
2.66 GHz is low end?
Oh fuck, I'm old.
That is exactly what I was going to say. Prey's got nothing on Portal.
BTW, have you played Narbacular Drop?
As I went to the web site to confirm the URL, I just noticed that there are 15 new fan-made levels. I must play them when I get home.
Taking all bets on how long it will be until Abram's mutilated corpse turns up.
The pig is only with her for the first half of the game until he gets kidnapped by the bad guys, and then again for a short period at the end of the game. If you got to the point where you rescued the way-too-enthusiastic soldier guy, he becomes the new sidekick shortly after the pig disappears.
It's kind of assumed that, because this game takes place in the distant future, the animals are genetically engineered human hybrids.
You completly left out the part about how we find out near the end that the main character, unbeknownst to her, was actually a split-off part of the main bad guy, raised by humans.
That'll teach me to not preview before I post.
ignore the bold on everything after the word 'last'
I can tell you that the last thing that BG&E is, is boring. It is possibly one of the best games in recent years. It is a crime that it didn't get the marketing that it deserved.
I'll change it to something bigger when I gain the ability to leave earth.
Are you a citizen of the United States first? A citizen of Texas? A citizen of Chicago? A citizen of the Bronx? A citizen of North America? A citizen of yourself?
Earth
Is it about the past? I guess I didn't notice that bit. I thought it was about what happened to the characters after the series.
I recall an episode of Star Trek: Voyager (yeah, I watched it. Sue me) where Kate Mulgrew played a 20th century ancestor of Janeway. You are right, it is cheesy, but I don't think it is intended to be realistic. It is more of a cinematic tool to identify the ancestor with the character that we are more familier with.
Ok kids, who saw that one coming?
Strazinski could still do a G'Kar story, showing the effects of G'Kar's travels around the galaxy. G'Kar himself wouldn't actually have to appear.
There is an article linked to from that page about how horribly mismanaged the Federal Air Marshals Service is.
Have you ever played Second Life? Admittedly not the same thing, but you will definitely find it interesting.
Hey man! Zombie Flesheaters is a classic!