The thread about Rareware had me thinking... Perfect Dark Zero was a pretty damn good launch title for the 360. Not a perfect game by any means (no pun intended), but the multiplayer was some pretty absurd fun before Gears and Rainbow Six Vegas came out a year later. And I thought the excessive motion blur was kinda awesome in a weird way.

Second that!

John Lennon's best work was in the Beatles and as a solo performer, his ego was so big that all his songs are about himself and Yoko.

Chip n Dale are in a Disney film, and I will prove it someday.

Organized sports are a massive waste of time and money.

Star Trek > Star Wars

Adaptations that stray from the source material are often better for it.

PS, is my Avatar gone, it's not opening for me?

Agreed.

I would've been so unhappy growing up without organized sports. They teach you so much about teamwork and self determination.

People who hate on organized sports just sucked at them and do not like to think that they truly belong at the bottom of the food chain.

"Evolution always wins".

I prefer unorganized sports. I'm still on a timeout from a hockey game I started twelve years ago. I'm almost ready!

Organized sports > organized religion.

Though I also prefer unorganized religion. I'm still going through a confession I started twelve years ago. I'm almost ready, Father!

Oh, do shut the fuck up.

Poor unathletic David.

I'm just relating my own experience.

And I am gagging on it and retching.

BTW I understand and respect sport's value in building teamwork, individual growth, etc. Sports are a great thing for many people as a form of exercise, team-building and leisure. I'm proud of coaches who provide active, kinesthetic learning. It's a great thing for us to get children outside, but I think we're overly obsessed about team-based games that are about two packs of people dueling over a ball. That was what I intended to convey when I wrote organized sports.

People who are actively involved with sports are usually more engaged with education.

Football culture always gets well out of hand and becomes a disgusting American spectacle.

The Rush Limbaugh rhetoric really suits you, Magnus.

Many of those coaches are paid for through alums/boosters and not purely by the state. Also, those same Universities do not pay any of the players who help generate the revenue at money producing schools like UT, Michigan, OHSU, Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Tennessee, etc.

Further, many of those football programs help subsidize the Title IX sports that are not revenue generating.

Empathy exists.

I don't think that's contrary to popular opinion. Now if you said "altruism exists", that'd be different.

Go Alaska

The Angry Birds Movie deserves to win some awards (not Razzies).