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I call for the immediate termination of Zircon and demand he step down from the panel. ...I gots my reasons. >

Thanks everybody! I'll try to sneak in some One Girl into Rage if I can. Or better yet, maybe I'll do what I've been doing for the past month or so and renovate the site and make some more goddamn music :/

At the risk of somehow deluding the nature of the conversation at hand, gentlemen, let me ask you a pressing (yet absolutely poignant) question: Did you just fucking put baby in the corner?

That's all well and good, but onbehalf of the Industry, allow me to say you're that .00001% of gamer that makes us rofl.

I am greatly enjoying JoeFu's one-man crusade against Infinity Ward, particularly the part where nothing came of it.

I always play a girl without fail. If her hair can be white, I do so. And I always name her Una.

I'm happy for you, and Imma let you finish, but John "The Wingless" Burnett needs his own birthday thread. Kthkx

A few people at work play this religiously. So I had one give me their 21-day free trial and have been at it for four days going on five. I still berate them for playing such a fucking stupid, prosaic, and laughably entertainment-less game. Having said that, please, can I hear your best Eve stories. The things that can *only* happen in EVE?

posting this again, because the thread is moving too damn fast!! -- So the hospital where Michael died at was literally a few blocks away from my work. So I took a minute to go down there and take some pictures of what is, ostensibly, one of the more pivotal moments in entertainment. http://www.thewingless.com/06-25-09_1625.jpeg http://www.thewingless.com/06-25-09_1626.jpeg -- It wasn't quite as heavily populated as I would've thought. The hospital is right in the middle of UCLA, and even though only summer school is in, I would've though many more people would've been about. Instead, there was a seemingly endless stream of news vans down the street (a street that feels like it hits then dips below the horizon). on the small little steps of the hospital there were hundreds of people with their cameras. Not quite taking pictures insomuch as waiting. It was an atmosphere of extreme intent. Nothing quite a surreal as you would've expected for such an event. But strange, nonetheless.

So the hospital where Michael died at was literally a few blocks away from my work. So I took a minute to go down there and take some pictures of what is, ostensibly, one of the more pivotal moments in entertainment. http://www.thewingless.com/06-25-09_1625.jpeg http://www.thewingless.com/06-25-09_1626.jpeg -- It wasn't quite as heavily populated as I would've thought. The hospital is right in the middle of UCLA, and even though only summer school is in, I would've though many more people would've been about. Instead, there was a seemingly endless stream of news vans down the street (a street that feels like it hits then dips below the horizon). on the small little steps of the hospital there were hundreds of people with their cameras. Not quite taking pictures insomuch as waiting. It was an atmosphere of extreme intent. Nothing quite a surreal as you would've expected for such an event. But strange, nonetheless.

I have some pictures of the hospital. I'll post later. It's surreal and inherently, perfectly LA