Recent content by Bluelaughter

It's offensive because it casually makes fun of anyone who is fat, nerdy, short, likes fedoras or statistics, is a brony or works out, by making them negative points of the White Guy Defense Force, the obvious antagonists. It offends people who are staunch defenders of Zimmerman and his...

The ones I am somewhat proud of are (Xbox360): Hexic: Loved it enough to get a double black pearl cluster. Sneak King: Put way too much time into this simple game Assassin's Creed 1 and 2: Chasing down all the flags was totally not worth it Civilization Revolution

Although the comic attacks reactionary extremists well, it goes a little overboard. A problem is that someone might go, 'But wait, I'm white," or big, or buff, or like statistics, or a brony, etc, and mistakenly group themselves with the WGDF. Fitting into one of these categories isn't too...

That uses quantity vs quality, number of times vs overall probabilities. Let's say a guy who graduates from Harvard gets job offers from 3 top banks and takes one. A guy off the street puts in his resume to 50 banks and gets no response. Which one has more opportunity? Plus it's like saying...

Don't know how anyone could disagree with women being the overall 'gatekeepers' of sex in almost any context. You could come up with any number of statistics: If a random man and a random woman post on Kijiji for sex, the female ad will almost always get way more responses. Am reminded of the...

I really enjoyed Simon the Sorceror back in the day, particularly for its humour. Some of the Space Quest and King's Quest games were quite good too. Sam & Max also made me laugh out loud, though I don't know if I finished all the episodes. I never really considered 999 a point and click...

I'm amazed how many people chose Yakitate Japan as well! They truely transformed the most mundane of activities and turned it into something watchable.

I prefer Turkey Bacon to Pork bacon. Only really like pig Bacon when it's crispy and not too oily. I feel like pop culture has gone way overboard with the bacon cheerleading, where people are offended if you say you dare say you don't like bacon: "What? How dare you!" I mean, get over...

My personal experience has been thus: I've never been the type to date lightly. I have always dated with the possibility of having a long-term relationship. Over time, it's easier to see which people are actually ready for a relationship, and who wants to just screw around, or find this...

I just can't see Affleck in a role where he is so crazed dealing with the death of his parents that he becomes a obsessed vigilante. The closest movie role he's had to this was probably the guy in Chasing Amy. I think he went through the same thing Johnny Depp and Brad Pitt went through which...

Perhaps the Daily Currant? Less content than the Onion, but similar style. I have the sleepness problem a lot, but not as much as I used to. Strenuous exercise or housework helps, just to physically exhaust the body to where it needs to sleep.

I agree that the problem is not limited to video games, but comes from society as a whole. In countless other media, ads, billboards, magazines at the check-out counter at grocery store, there is rampant sexualization. Sex sells. I click on youtube videos and blogspam stories which I would...

GTA IV. It's like they forgot games were supposed to be fun. Cars were arse to drive. The dating sim seemed tedious and tried too hard to work it into the game world. Anytime you tried to do something fun, they stopped you from doing it. Tried several times to restart it and get into it, but...

The last time I hit this point was with GTA Vice City. For several months after work and dinner, I'd spend a couple hours every day on vigilante police missions. There's just something relaxing about methodically flipping over cars with your cruiser's bumper, or bumping criminals enough to send...

Weird. In video games I've generally seen dogs as the small quick enemies that you have to duck or awkwardly aim down to attack. Dogs seem more suited to combat, while cats seem more suited to leaving hints for devious puzzles.