Sinusoidal

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#1 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 2 days, 12 hours ago

Sort of. I played through Eternal Sonata a few months back and whenever I was bored to tears by inane dialog and cardboard characters I drank. The entire game is a blur.

#2 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 9 days, 10 hours ago

#3 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 10 days, 19 hours ago

I've pirated an obscene number of games.

I have also spent an obscene amount of money on games.

Those two things cancel each other out in my mind.

#4 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 10 days, 19 hours ago

Deadly Premonition is like marmite. Subject yourself to enough of it, and you might begin to like it. Might...

#5 Edited by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 11 days, 11 hours ago

I'm forever mystified by the popularity of Death Note. I guess it's a teen thing, cause the whole show just seemed like overwrought melodrama to me. I suppose it did have its moments.

In any case, I present some of my favorite, maybe lesser known anime that people need to watch:

  • Kino's Journey
  • Haibane Renmei
  • Mnemosyne
#6 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 11 days, 18 hours ago

@shagge said:

I'll take that over "definitely/defiantly". There is nothing about the structure of the letters in "defiantly" that would make it sound remotely like "definitely"!

Also people who spell it "definately" should be shot. Repeatedly. In the crotch.

I haven't encountered "common" as "c'mon", but should it become as common as definately, then it will also likely become as annoying.

#7 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 13 days, 14 hours ago

Cool costume. Where's the science?

#8 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 13 days, 14 hours ago

The best example of a vocal minority that I can think of is when Rain (Bi, pronounced bee: 비 in Korean) won Time's 2007 online poll for the world's most influential person even though he wasn't even on the ballot. Most people in the world outside of southeast Asia had no idea who Bi was in 2007, let alone were influenced by him in any way. He most certainly was not the world's most influential person, but through the power of their Internet connections (and some bots I'm sure,) Koreans - the extremely vocal minority - made him so.

#9 Posted by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 13 days, 23 hours ago

You can't call them fallacies just because people often misuse them.

#10 Edited by Sinusoidal (313 posts) - 15 days, 50 minutes ago

Bring on the fat shaming! I would like to see obesity receive the same vilification treatment that cigarettes have. Heart disease kills way more people than lung cancer. A woman lights up a cigarette next to her child and she's the disgusting spawn of satan. She brings that same child to McDonald's and no one bats an eyelash.

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