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""Congratulations!" to all Gentlemen of Literary Talent, your writing skills humble us all.
(Sarcasm unintended, great job"
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
"Inturff
As a young geek, there may be some disparity with your claim, as an insider/up and close observer, it is less "Geek" and more "False-Geek", people become involved in something inherently geeky, manga for example, and what will happen is a geek will be shunned out of those groups still. It is less of a "Hey, Geek, stop looking at that japanese porn"- kind of mockery, and more of a ,"So what if you like , you still aren't popular enough to talk to us", sort of situ"
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
"mixed about this, while I do think people should be punished for ruining the game for others through glitches, sometimes the glitches aren't game-breaking, and end up becoming a major part of strategies on certain maps for some games, occasionally they are important enough to warrant staying in. So I'm divided on the issue, but in the case of these MW2 glitches, I think they disturb the natural order of the game to the point that they deserve a res"
Thursday, December 03, 2009
"not an engineer or a programmer, but I remember reading about the OnLive service and if it was possible nation wide, I think I remember one site actually calculating the amount of data it would take, way beyond the amount many people can afford/or actually buy.
This is from memory, so it could be entirely wrong, just my two"
Thursday, December 03, 2009
"mmy I agree, while it could be much worse, it is true that in comparison to other derogatory terms used online, such as the "Fa" word, "noob" is not as bad. Though some of these phrases scare me a bit when they get too close to the "Newspeak""
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
"hink it has something to do with the "I ran the gauntlet and so shall you" mentality, for the most part I believe it's that when people start a game they get called "noobs" a lot, ergo, when they are skilled they feel it is their right to call players less skilled then them "noobs". If I had to place my finger on the root, it would be basic human desire for competition, primal nature and all, just my two"
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
