ltcoljaxson

"Hold down your power button for a few seconds, it should reset."

I just laugh that American's have to go rushing out buying a bunch of guns. It really is quite sad how much of a gun nation it is. It's really unnecessary even if most American's can't agree with that. Maybe there should be more regulation if you really feel you need more than one gun per person. It's not a necessity anymore since it is very unlikely that anyone relies on game for survival.

"WTF? Why didn't you put the title of the game on each picture?"

It looks really fun and packed with more arcadey action compared to more realistic gritty action of most games. Could be a great game, and definitely a nice change... almost like a PSI ops game...

Wow I was just playing that game (mobile version) on my cell this morning...

Really clean style this game trailer shows, I like it but it may be too simple of a game nowadays. We'll see I guess.

Even though the character models don't look the greatest (something about the helmets looking weird), when it was in motion and all the effects going on... it looked like great fun. Can't wait!

This been seen by staff yet?

""SinGulaR said:

Over time it may be possible, but as it is right now, every Westerner has several poorer people padding our lifestyle.  If you were to adopt a single currency and rid the world of borders the way society works now would quickly fail.

There seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding on this thread. China isn't proposing a single global currency - in fact they would be very unlikely to suggest the idea, as it would remove their ability to manipulaste global markets and their ability to maintain high levels of exports by tweaking the value of their own national currency. The US dollar isn't going anywhere, and neither is the yuan.

What the Chinese are actually suggesting is a fuller implementation of IMF proposals from 40 years ago: instead of using the US dollar as the standard unit against which all other currencies are measured, countries would hold foreign currency reserves as the SDR (Special Drawing Right) as a virtual currency against which all others would be measured - but only for international exchange and reserve purposes. You won't see SDR notes in your wallet.

I'm not saying there are no decent conspiracy theories, but this one doesn't really get very far: to explain it, you need only accept that the Chinese are worried that their foreign currency reserves (which are largely held in USD) will be worth significantly less over time if the US economy bombs in a giant way... as it is doing right now.

Remove tinfoil hats and breeeeaaaaathe. If you are American, have a poor grasp of current events and economic theory and tend towards the paranoid, This Means You."

"LtColJaxson said:

"These are a great set, $100 bucks but are close to matching some studio headphones (but over the ear headphones still beat earbuds anyday in sound quality)."

The mids are much better than most in-ear headphones, creating a much better depth and richer music experience. It has the right amount of sound leakage, but not a pair i can wear comfortably for extended session. Price, is not great for those who had already spent $100.00+ on the music player."

"DoMakeSayThink said:

"I'm a communist and generally regard most consipracy theories as utter nonsense, usually I think caused by misinformation as a means to stop anyone from coming to any real conclusions about whats going, as generally their effects upon people are utter defeatism and fatalism about the future ie the message is "There is no hope in changing the system so don't even try".But I'm a communist so what do I know? ;)http://www.socialistworld.net/"

Hey, nothing wrong with Commuinism, at least when it works the way its supposed to. Unfortunately we've never had a true Commuinism in the world, and thanks to Russia and China, it's gotten a bad rap. Thats not to say I'm all for converting to Commuinism, but I hope that no one gets on you for your ideas."