Recent content by remedyX

I think persecution makes more sense than prosecution. NATO literally cannot prosecute them all, if even the majority, and harassing them online is probably the best they can do at this point. I can;t imagine being paid to hang around on the internet trying to be E-popular. Would be weird...

There is a difference between that picture, which did seem a bit off, and people looking up skirts. What artistic, game-play, or storyline purpose does looking up skirts serve exactly? There's is a difference between things that are obviously pornographic and those which aren't...

If and when? I know well of LaCoil. I hardly think having a avatar with some vaguely threatening red face and calling people obnoxious/misogynists qualifies as evil. I've already shown you that you're wrong by definition. No-one can have a 'role-model' in Evil. All the movies you've seen...

Teach it to make cake... OMG I'M SO WITTY!

No, that was your statement, seeing as its tangential to the topic at hand what was the implication of it? So what if there's 'immoral' stuff in Japan? You included this for a reason and I hardly think we can point and shout "BUT LOOK THEY DO IT!" They can always simply remove it from the...

So assuming you are 'evil' why should you be given mod status. Lets be honest, anyone with mod status here followed the rules and got along with the staff really well. Those aren't easy things for a loose cannon to achieve. No I don't go into the IRC, personally its not my cup of tea. The...

What? e·vil/ˈēvəl/ Adjective: Profoundly immoral and malevolent. Noun: Profound immorality, wickedness, and depravity, esp. when regarded as a supernatural force mor·al A person's standards of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable for them to do -...

Do I have to respond in haiku? You stated your reasons They don't fit... I'm not American /In retrospect I'm no poet and I regret that.

No steam demonstrated there was still a strong PC gaming marketbase. Perhaps it has partially aided the PC gaming medium, but attributing it to be some sort of saviour, looks like fanboyism.

Why take that risk, why bank on the hope they'll run, rather than just not-scaring-the-shit-out-of-them? People who break into houses aren;t usually normal people. As I said before, they could be high, crazy, violent, armed - you don't know. So don't advocate things that will put this guy in...

Do we want the breaker-iner to react in fear or do we want them to react rationally? Rational: The few hundred dollars will not be worth jail-time. Irrational: Oh god I am fighting for my life against a man with a gun.

What warning shots? He doesn't have a real gun. Why not just shout?

Look I'm not going to argue with you any more about this. Police themselves have never advocated such advice. If someone breaks into your house, leave and call police. Grab an actual weapon to defend yourself with if it will help.

What if they have a gun? What if instead of comically running away they react violently? Why alert them to your position with a loud noise that sounds nothing like a gun? What if they're high as hell? etc etc

WHAT?! Dude, this is terrible advice, do not wave anything around that looks like a gun, unless its a gun you're willing to use. A cap gun? Seriously? Otherwise decent advice in this thread.