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Homophobia, Steroids, Date Rape and other Sports Topics
April 30th 2008, 05:16 CEST by Shadarr All you wankers who don't like sports better vote this topic through, otherwise there will be a sportspocalypse in every other thread on the front page. Also, I will be voting no. |
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Sell it and buy an ipod. |
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Jailbreaking the iPod Touch is extremely easy and I think it's the same procedure as the iPhone. You'll need to be able to use the browser though (all you do is visit a website) so you may have to activate it first. "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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Matthew, that's never a safe option. Apple may at any point lock out modded phones. Just not worth it to me. BJB, can't use the browser until it's activated. |
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Change of subject... I watched Juno last night. That was a really, really good movie. Liked it a lot. I expected to have more problems with the speech here and there, but after that first scene in the convenient store, nothing really bothered me that much. "the concept that a happy worker is a productive worker is hardly an entry from Matt's Big Book Of Things The Fairies Said." - Dum
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You're so white. Witnesses in the house heard Jones say "why did you pee on me Pooh Bear?" A few moments later, the witness heard the son say "Mama you done stabbed me."
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Stuff about video games and violence. But the data did show a link between playing mature-rated games and aggressive behavior. The researchers found that 51 percent of boys who played M-rated games -- the industry's equivalent of an R-rated movie, meaning suitable for ages 17 and up -- had been in a fight in the past year, compared to 28 percent of non-M-rated gamers. The pattern was even stronger among girls, with 40 percent of those who played M-rated games having been in a fight in the past year, compared to just 14 percent for non-M players. One of the most surprising things was how popular mature games were among girls. In fact, the "Grand Theft Auto" crime action series was the second-most played game behind "The Sims", a sort of virtual dollhouse. Kutner and Olson said further study is needed because the data shows only a correlation, not causation. It is unclear whether the games trigger aggression or if aggressive children are drawn to more violent games. Or if the kids aren't aggressive at all but rather get beaten up a lot. "If you have, for example, a girl who plays 15 hours a week of exclusively violent video games, I'd be very concerned because it's very unusual," Kutner said. "But for boys (the danger sign) is not playing video games at all, because it looks like for this generation, video games are a measure of social competence for boys." Boys who don't play games are weird, girls who do are weird. It's science! "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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How old are the kids in this story? Here's a theory: Underage kids whose parents allow them to play M-rated games, or who don't even know their underage kids are playing M-rated games, have more structural elements in their family life and or attitudes towards violence or proper behavior, that those kids are more likely to get into fights. "Bioshock, sadly, is no Painkiller." - BobJustBob
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David Archuletta came home today!!!! OH my gosh, you should have seen it. My sister's neighborhood was blocked off by tons of cops, and when he drove to Murray High for the appearance, he drove by in a Bronco limo and waved to us...he shouted, "HI CHRIS!" Chris is my brother-in-law. We had helicopters, and planes flying around the city with huge banners flying behind them that welcomed him home. Yep, life in Utah is boring...but David is our home boy, and over 20,000 people showed up at Murray High for his homecoming! We certainly aren't proud of any religious bullshit that goes on here, so when someone makes it BIG, we are extremely proud of him!!!! |
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Bleh. David Cook should win. Game Developers: Don't forget the zombie monkeys.
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He just might...he appeals to the more mature crowd. But consider who's voting. It ain't you nor me, it's 12-14 year old teenyboppers all over the country. He's got it made whether or not he wins or loses. Yous should see their house. It has a swimming pool, a basketball court, and an indoor garden with everything from rare ferns to lemon trees. There are three levels of balconies that overlook the indoor pool. His parents are the nicest people I have ever met. They are humble, proud, and devoted to David. |
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That's... horrible. The idea of throwing a parade for a contestant on some crappy Fox reality television show is just wrong on so many levels. MP3 Of The Week: Orchestra Harlow - Freak Off.mp3
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Yep. That's showbiz. In a perfect world, we'd all rest undisturbed, perturbed, and content. Dude...come back to reality. Everything you can possibly drum up in your mind is wrong on so many levels. Go with it, accept it, and have some damn fun. Life's too short to measure margins on one's essay. |
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#170 by Dingle David Archuletta came home today!!!! Who? |
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Stop talking to the trolls! "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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Bob, you're so damn jealous that I live in Utah, it is to laugh.... HAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahhaloALOAlaolooloolll!!!!!!! |
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So we now know for a fact that you do not live in Utah. Oh shit, look who I'm talking to! "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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#176 by BobJustBob Stop talking to the trolls! I'm sorry. It just kinda happened, and I didn't pay attention to who was posting. |
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Oh....Oh...you knew, you knew, and I'd set my drink down, look at you as you sat, apprehensive on the barstool, and I'd say... "Dude, I'm not gay." You'd walk away, tail between your legs, everyone in the damn bar pointing and laughing at you. |
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Fucking furries. "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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"You don't know what you're talking about...do you." No Country For Old Men, the best damn villian scene of our decade |
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Okay, badasses, how many of you remember THIS? I remember running home from school, stoned out of my mind, just to catch the next episode: Great idea. |
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Bang! Bang! Shoot 'em up, destiny. Zep-- Save the cheerleader ... Save the world.
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This was funny. |
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Although his improvised line was much better. - words and stuff -
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Touche. |
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I would have liked the Knicks to hire Patrick Ewing. Such is life. <Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
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McBain (#185): The video is already gone... :( "the concept that a happy worker is a productive worker is hardly an entry from Matt's Big Book Of Things The Fairies Said." - Dum
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It was just O'Reilly being an asshole. I didn't think it was funny. I thought it was sad. "If everybody has a very different story and a very different experience, then it's very personal and they were driving the story by playing the game. It's not a story that was being told to them in cut-scenes from the game designers' point of view." - Will Wright
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I didn't watch the whole thing. When did it get funny? Witnesses in the house heard Jones say "why did you pee on me Pooh Bear?" A few moments later, the witness heard the son say "Mama you done stabbed me."
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Right around the time he showed himself to be a petulant, angry child...just like every other highly paid news journalist in the history of time. Lady, people aren't chocolates. But you know what they are, mostly? Bastards. Bastard-coated bastards with bastard filling.
Blog. 190 lbs. 10 to go. |
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I totally forgot I posted here and the discussion has moved on but I don't really care, so, yes, I can make a compelling argument that Kobe was not the MVP. There are four basic ways to judge an MVP that people roll out whenever the discussion gets going, and Kobe fails at all four of them this year. 1. Best Overall Stats - That'd be Mr. LeBron James, who was significantly superior to Kobe in nearly every way this year. The argument can also be made that Chris Paul's stats were better, although it's a slightly harder argument to make than James because you have to start weighing the value of assists and steals vs. points and rebounds. Either way, James dominates this category. 2. Best Player on the Best Team - That'd be someone on the Celtics, although frankly none of them were the MVP either. Then it'd be someone on the Pistons. Kobe's team was third in the standings this year, so he's the third-best player if you vote by this reasoning. 3. Player who if you removed him, the team would be hurt the most - Chris Paul or LeBron James were both dramatically more important to their success of their team than Kobe was this year. Arguably so was Garnett only because his presence convinced them they could actually, you know ... not suck. Now, in 2006 Kobe totally *decimated* this category (and also category 1), which is why he should've been the MVP then. Without Kobe, even with an all-star in his place, there is no way in hell the 2006 Lakers would've made the playoffs, let alone nearly upset the Suns in the first round. 4. Player who, after he showed up, the team suddenly turned around and became a force - This is why Steve Nash won his first MVP, and if you went by this reasoning you'd certainly choose Garnett this year. My preference for Paul was pretty well summed up by ESPN's John Hollinger several weeks ago: "He's almost drawn even in PER [with James], he hasn't missed any games, his team is in first in the West [note: the Hornets ended up one game behind LA], and he saved basketball in New Orleans. What more do you want?" -- basically for me it's a healthy dose of categories 1 and 3 compounded by the fact that Paul's having the best statistical season for any point guard since Magic Johnson (Kobe's season, by comparison, is not even the best he's had in the past few years). There's also the fifth category: "not a fucking rapist" but that's just a personal category that helps sway my vote away from Kobe. Basically, the journalists gave it to him this year because a) he should've won it in 2006 but everyone gave it to Nash because he's white and b) everyone's amazed that his current teammates actually like him. -chris |
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The best blog entry ever This is why Buzz Bissinger hates blogs. |
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Didn't read it, the guy is probably an ass. <Hugin_len> Basically, cheesy doesn't have awful taste in music, he's simply very white.
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Screw Buzz Bissinger. That's why I hate blogs. |
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I hope Kobe plays hurt in game five and screws everything up for the Lakers by trying to be Michael Jordon. |
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Sigh... |
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Mcbain has probably already linked this, but I try and avoid clicking on mcbains "your liberal media" context and discussion free links. Some douchebag Bush supporter gets called out for being a douchebag on MSNBC. Kevin James (no idea who he is) keeps going on about appeasement and how Barak Obama is an appeaser just like Chamberlin. After being questioned on what Chamberlain did and what appeasment is, hilarity ensues. |
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Kevin James is that fat idiot on King and Queens, he was in Chuck and Larry too. |
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I don't know what either of those things are. |
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King of Queens is one of the shows that taught Format about life in America. |
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I think this may be a different Kevin James. |
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Does it matter to Squeaky? |
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Does it matter to you? |
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Does it matter at all? |
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You added context and it only led to confusion! Epic Fail. |
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Im just wondering why the republican talking head is saying Obama should be over talking in Israel... Im sorry, when did potential presidential candidates become important enough to be oversees talking policy ? ps, rather funny smack down, another talking head with no grasp on history |
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King of Queens is one of the shows that taught Format about life in America I once asked how much the rent would be for a house like the one the show's characters live in. That's all. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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Sitcom houses are not representative. |
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I love The King of Queens. Hey guys, do fat guys in New York boroughs really get hot skinny chicks? |
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