That wasn't even a teaser trailer. That was a trailer teaser for the trailer that comes out on Thursday. Come on people, we've been through this song and dance a million times before. First you get the announcement that they are announcing something in a week, then the announcement about the teaser trailer, then the trailer teaser, then the actual teaser trailer (if it hasn't been leaked already) then the full trailer! We've got to keep milking this cow until there is just dust coming out!
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FencingsaxIt is difficult to get a man to understand, when his salary depends upon his not understandingGNU Terry PratchettRegistered Userregular
It's been said that money is the root of all evil. Does money make people more likely to lie, cheat and steal? Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on new research from the University of California, Berkeley about how wealth and inequality affects us psychologically.
What was actually said is that desire for money is the root of all evil.
I was complaining. Teaser trailers are best kept short and sweet. The first teaser was perfect. The second could probably have stood have 5 more seconds of content.
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The most terrifying tornado footage EVER. This horrific EF4 hit Washington Illinois late in the season last year and was moving an astonishing 70 mph. Had it been moving slower it would have produced EF5 damage and the family in the footage may not have made it. This video is not for the feint of heart and is very emotional so watch at your own discretion.
That's the crazy thing about tornadoes, they're so localized that you can watch them safely just before they hit you and then not even 10 seconds after they destroy your house, everything is peaceful again. Crazy!
EDIT: Even more haunting is the sirens that you hear at the end! Jeeeez.
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"Simple, real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time." -Mustrum Ridcully in Terry Pratchett's Hogfather p. 142 (HarperPrism 1996)
It's been said that money is the root of all evil. Does money make people more likely to lie, cheat and steal? Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on new research from the University of California, Berkeley about how wealth and inequality affects us psychologically.
What was actually said is that desire for money is the root of all evil.
also, interesting: it was the old King James translation that said "the root of all evil". subsequent modern translations such as the English Standard Version, the New American Standard Bible, and the New King James Version have translated the phrase more like "the root of all kinds of evil"
Okay, someone level with me here as I don't know much about this fellow.
Is the way the guy on Jimquisition dresses some kind of big inside joke or something? Or... or is... is that how he actually dresses in earnest?
Edit: To be clear I don't mean the wrapping in that video, as I get it is poking fun at the new sonic game. I mean the ill fitting suit and the hat and the red glasses.
Okay, someone level with me here as I don't know much about this fellow.
Is the way the guy on Jimquisition dresses some kind of big inside joke or something? Or... or is... is that how he actually dresses in earnest?
Edit: To be clear I don't mean the wrapping in that video, as I get it is poking fun at the new sonic game. I mean the ill fitting suit and the hat and the red glasses.
That's how he dresses in the vids, have no idea in real life.
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
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A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
I'm not an expert on all this GG stuff, but whenever someone complains about how "NOT ALL GAMERGATERS" are harassing women, and are constantly touting the "ethics in games journalism" shtick, all I can think of is what are they actually doing about it? I don't see or hear about any of these people trying to fix anything about "games journalism."
And I especially don't see anyone trying to distance themselves from the more extreme examples of their group.
"In terms of the FTC, we are trying to alert them to the fact that Gawker Media and presumably others embed many of their product reviews and news articles with for-profit affiliate links (such as Amazon Associates). This creates a conflict of interest whereby Gawker Media receives a percentage of sales from an embedded (and undisclosed) Amazon.com link for a product they review.
Well, the FTC has heard the complaints from consumers about the lack of disclosure for affiliate links as well other disclosure-related issues and are planning to release revised guidelines around these very same concerns. They are working on them now and they should be released next year. These revised guidelines will make clear about what must be disclosed to consumers. It will also further clarify guidelines for YouTube personalities and perhaps others."
I'm not an expert on all this GG stuff, but whenever someone complains about how "NOT ALL GAMERGATERS" are harassing women, and are constantly touting the "ethics in games journalism" shtick, all I can think of is what are they actually doing about it? I don't see or hear about any of these people trying to fix anything about "games journalism."
And I especially don't see anyone trying to distance themselves from the more extreme examples of their group.
"In terms of the FTC, we are trying to alert them to the fact that Gawker Media and presumably others embed many of their product reviews and news articles with for-profit affiliate links (such as Amazon Associates). This creates a conflict of interest whereby Gawker Media receives a percentage of sales from an embedded (and undisclosed) Amazon.com link for a product they review.
Well, the FTC has heard the complaints from consumers about the lack of disclosure for affiliate links as well other disclosure-related issues and are planning to release revised guidelines around these very same concerns. They are working on them now and they should be released next year. These revised guidelines will make clear about what must be disclosed to consumers. It will also further clarify guidelines for YouTube personalities and perhaps others."
We got a robot reply from a corporate email account, Our harassment is totally justified SEE!
you finally found a question you feel like answering
Almost every post I make, when it comes to game journalism topics is one that answers a question. I am not able to spend hour after hour on a forum just to personally reply to everything mentioned.
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Yeah CD there are fucking STANDARDS to uphold here
if we start accepting under-minute teasers now then who knows where it ends
Do you want to go to the salt mines? Because I don't.
And Panda was doing a thing commonly referred to as a "reference."
What was actually said is that desire for money is the root of all evil.
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d'awww
The new ERB is legos
For some reason?
I like it though!
Well I guess the message in this case that /Mackey "Dr..Dr-Drugs are bad, mmkay?"
Wud yoo laek to lern aboot meatz? Look here!
EDIT: Even more haunting is the sirens that you hear at the end! Jeeeez.
also, interesting: it was the old King James translation that said "the root of all evil". subsequent modern translations such as the English Standard Version, the New American Standard Bible, and the New King James Version have translated the phrase more like "the root of all kinds of evil"
Is the way the guy on Jimquisition dresses some kind of big inside joke or something? Or... or is... is that how he actually dresses in earnest?
Edit: To be clear I don't mean the wrapping in that video, as I get it is poking fun at the new sonic game. I mean the ill fitting suit and the hat and the red glasses.
That's how he dresses in the vids, have no idea in real life.
here's him talking with patrick klepek dressed like an actual person
Dslyecxi playing Insurgency.
oh man
this one is delightful
And now I've gotta go find the YouTube video for that song at the end and not post it here at all.
"I was having a pirate and Ninja dream but the Ninja dream ended"
haaaaaaaaaa
I don't think it's a real song, like
That is a beauty of a preview image.
"In terms of the FTC, we are trying to alert them to the fact that Gawker Media and presumably others embed many of their product reviews and news articles with for-profit affiliate links (such as Amazon Associates). This creates a conflict of interest whereby Gawker Media receives a percentage of sales from an embedded (and undisclosed) Amazon.com link for a product they review.
Well, the FTC has heard the complaints from consumers about the lack of disclosure for affiliate links as well other disclosure-related issues and are planning to release revised guidelines around these very same concerns. They are working on them now and they should be released next year. These revised guidelines will make clear about what must be disclosed to consumers. It will also further clarify guidelines for YouTube personalities and perhaps others."
you finally found a question you feel like answering
Rest assured we'll see some vids of that popping up real soon.
There's a couple up already, but I don't post recordings of TV screens via iPhone.
We got a robot reply from a corporate email account, Our harassment is totally justified SEE!
Can you not post videos by known rapists please?
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