Posted 07/21/2009 at 09:36:03am

It's not like we're smart enough to use this internets thing that we're reading this article on.  Please spoon feed us!

Posted 07/21/2009 at 08:58:13am

"So says Valve’s Gabe Newell, and we agree with him. Fortunately, good ol’ Gabe also has a solution to the developer-solution problem, and is very handsome." 

I mean, you are in San Francisco. o_O

Posted 06/08/2009 at 01:22:15pm

I just need to know which version will have Microsoft Tinker and Hold 'em poker included.  o_O

Posted 05/25/2009 at 06:18:54am

Over your head.  o_O

Let's try this again.

"My point is, You can only suspend your disbelief so much before you call bullshit. The end of this movie pretty much did it for me."

That means, they failed to suspend my sense of disbelief at the end of this movie.  Essentially, I did not say that they have to adhere to "my" sense of reality to make a great movie but that they did not do so.  As such, "I" was disappointed in the path they decided to take and so "I" did not think it succeded in extending the legacy of "Star Trek". 

I fully realize that anything can happen in the movies because it's in the script.  Why should that make me think that makes a successful movie? 

Posted 05/24/2009 at 02:10:56am

Yep.  Over your head.

Posted 05/23/2009 at 08:07:54pm

I guess that last paragraph I wrote went over your head.

Posted 05/23/2009 at 01:18:33pm

Tell me how many battle field commisions skip 5 pay grades and retain that rank when the war is over?  I think I can count the number on no hands.  The older I get the more I realize there are people who have served in the military and those who don't understand it at all.

My point is, You can only suspend your disbelief so much before you call bullshit. The end of this movie pretty much did it for me.

Posted 05/23/2009 at 04:29:53am

Regardless of the explanations about alternate time lines/realities given, the new movie effectively kills the old Star Trek continuity.  There will be no more movies or TV shows that will revisit the old time line.  All future productions will move forward from the story established in the new time line. 

Somebody tell me how this makes sense.  Kirk goes from a cadet to starship Captain in one fell swoop.  He has no practical experience to fall back on in new situations.  His crew are also all cadets suddenly thrust into active duty with no real world experience.  How the hell does that work?  Chekov is freakin' 17years old!  I think maybe 2 more movies before they realize they can't really go anywhere with this.

Posted 05/06/2009 at 01:39:25pm

Then our opinions differ.

Posted 05/06/2009 at 12:52:39pm

I have a post dedicated to showing Andy how small and insignificant he is by using "dawning" in place of "donning". That was my intention from the very start.  When he corrected the mistake, I decided to cut him a little slack even though he subsequently misspelt his correction.  Now the whole world knows of my greatness!

Or, I just wanted to point out that "Hey, you misused a word here.  You might want to fix it."  in the quickest most concise way.  Take it any way you want to.