I lost any and all interest in Call of Duty 3½ as soon as Activision happily announced that the next iteration in the Call of Duty series would take place during World War II.
I wonder if this also takes into account how many iPhones are sent back to Apple for some type of repair. Seems like a poorly done study.
Exactly. This study's findings are applicable only to people who have SquareTrade warranties--but I'm sure diehard Apple fans will point to this study as more proof that the iPhone is the best thing since sliced shit.
They should concentrate their efforts on theother H*R game.
Though Homestar Runner RPG had the blessing of The Bros. Chaps, it was being developed by a third party, a Mr. Paul Slocum. It doesn't seem that The Bros. Chaps had the same level of involvement, if any, that they have in Strong Bad's Cool Game. . . , so go and complain to Slocum. (Though that'd be a colossal dick move on your part.)
BLEWS also offers a "see the view from the other side" functionality, enabling a reader to compare different views on the same story from different sides of the political spectrum.
In reality, most people will use this tool as a quick way to avoid articles they don't want to read. "Opposing/Differing viewpoint? Screw that, moving on!"
Agreed. This is one area where it's an advantage to attend a state university than a private one... public universities have to afford you the Bill of Rights.
That's news to me. FSU's got "free speech zones." Maybe you could come and explain to them that they're not allowed to do this?
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Don't joke, man! Someone will take this seriously, and it'll be law one day.
I lost any and all interest in Call of Duty 3½ as soon as Activision happily announced that the next iteration in the Call of Duty series would take place during World War II.
Exactly. This study's findings are applicable only to people who have SquareTrade warranties--but I'm sure diehard Apple fans will point to this study as more proof that the iPhone is the best thing since sliced shit.
(Disclaimer: I own a MacBook.)
Ron Paul.
Come on, this is Slashdot, man. The right question is, who doesn't?
Ones that don't have extradition agreements with the United States.
And it's just coincidence that in this case the "switch" was thrown 1500 times, right?
Hopefully OSSD will soon find a cure for braindead first posts . . . .
Apple-Google Funtown?
Not with the amount of money they have. . .
But, but, but, Slashdot is one big idle section! People have been wasting their time here for ten years!
Though Homestar Runner RPG had the blessing of The Bros. Chaps, it was being developed by a third party, a Mr. Paul Slocum. It doesn't seem that The Bros. Chaps had the same level of involvement, if any, that they have in Strong Bad's Cool Game. . . , so go and complain to Slocum. (Though that'd be a colossal dick move on your part.)
Will we all look like this when we wear these goggles?
But as a poster above pointed out, this story has been on Slashdot twice already.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/knaebel/knaebel11.html
Yeah, well I've got a pirated version of a shotgun, and it's dying to have a chat with any and all Clippies.
His client.