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Yeah, I totally agree. The Cell Saga was my favorite piece of DragonBallZ content alongside the Saiyan Saga. I definitely tended to like the series best when all the other fighters actually contributed too.

Oh dear lord. http://kotaku.com/candy-crush-saga-makers-go-after-the-banner-saga-for-1506188958 Da Fuq?

There is something that's always bothered me about the Buu saga in DragonballZ. First, fat Buu is conjured up and he's all wacky and dangerous. Then, due to the heroic acts of Mister Satan, fat Buu decides he wants to be good and expels the bad part of himself who ends up taking form as a skinny, gray Buu. Then they fight and evil Buu turns fat Buu into a cookie and eats him. This makes evil Buu turn pink and get super strong. Then evil Buu absorbs various heroes and eventually ends up with Goku and Vegeta fighting their way through his innards. As they are freeing the other heroes from Buu's insides, they notice fat Buu and he ends up getting freed too. Then, instead of turning back into gray Buu he turns into kid Buu and he is now the most powerful being in the universe. That shit makes no sense. Either fat Buu should have originally spewed out kid Buu, or evil, pink Buu should have turned back into gray Buu when fat Buu was freed. I'm pretty sure what they did violates the second law of thermodynamics. Also, how much fucking acid was Akira Toriyama consuming when he came up with this shit?

I can definitely understand the inherent limitations that you mention and don't mean to imply that it is accurate or exhaustive enough to provide all of the information one would need on a topic, especially for academic purposes. I'm just surprised that in the wretched hive of scum and villainy that is the internet, that it has managed to maintain the level of accuracy that it has without completely succumbing to the countless shitheads out there.

Is Wikipedia still considered an unreliable source of information? I recall all of my professors in college not allowing students to use Wikipedia references in papers because any nutjob could put whatever false information they wanted up there. Honestly though, I can't think of a single instance where I read something on Wikipedia that turned out to be incorrect. I'm sure it happens, I just think it is interesting that the truth seems to have mostly prevailed despite the fears many people had.

Who is a giant douche?

Who is the king of grapes?

It looks like the next update is going to be another pretty substantial one. http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Upcoming_features I've started to kind of dread some of these patches because each one makes my 2-ish year old world feel more and more outdated. I love the idea of the new features but it's reached a point where I'll have to travel pretty fucking far to reach newly generated terrain that will have the latest stuff. I still haven't even managed to venture out and find horses yet and just barely made it far enough in the Nether to find quartz.

Ah, I see what you mean. I say go for it. I don't recall ever seeing a general thread showing that type of information.

I would use the thread Gormongous posted above. I've seen plenty of posts about general video game news there.

It is the one glory hole to rule them all, one glory hole to find them, one glory hole to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. And by "them" I mean penises of course. Okay, I'll stop now.

Fresh and Easy is my favorite grocery store ever.

King is trying to trademark the word 'Candy' as it pertains to video games and clothing. http://www.gamezebo.com/news/2014/01/20/king-has-trademarked-word-candy-and-youre-probably-infringing I get that generic words can be trademarked under certain circumstances (e.g. Apple) but do they really have any ground to stand on laying claim to a single word from the title of their game? And what about all the games with the word 'Candy' in the name that predate Candy Crush (Candy Land being a big one that comes to mind)? I would think that a lot of companies could argue that they already have common law trademarks established in numerous areas and I would think this would provide some protection. But I guess I don't know how that would work given that this shit is all on the internet and not really tied to a geographical region.

A bear and a rabbit are shitting in the woods. The bear asks the rabbit if he ever has problems with shit sticking to his fur. The rabbit replies "No" and the bear wipes his ass with the rabbit.

Just a quick update... I'm still stuck. I tried the log throwing contest with the barber but it turns out Guybrush can't throw a log to save his life. I suspect I might need to somehow cut down a rubber tree and toss that instead since it would probably be all bouncy in typical cartoon fashion. Everything else seems to be a dead end at the moment. I can't pick any items up at the cabana since I'm not a member, Gary Coleman doesn't seem to like any of my items and just wants to keep scamming me out of lemonade, and the dudes on the stage are too busy rehearsing to give a shit about anything I show them. I still haven't been super thorough at this point though so I'm hoping that taking another pass through each area and exhausting all item usage possibilities will reveal what I am missing.

It sucks things ended up turning out that way but it sounds like that's about the best way a long term relationship could possibly end. That's awesome to hear that you were both able to handle it in such a mature way.

Is there a thread about people's daily routines?

You know, I deleted something along those lines from my post before I clicked the button. I figured two references to ejaculation in one day would be too much.

I can't wait till scientists figure out a way to graph all of the shit on the internet into people's minds and they are all linked together wirelessly through some fleshly wireless router that is implanted in each of us at birth. Living in a hive mind would totally be sweet.

Ah cool. I'm glad you were able to escape before the crypt keeper got you.

As in Phoenix, Arizona? For a city as big as this one, I'm kind of sad and surprised that it is completely devoid of Thumbs.

So the latest Dead Rising 3 patch is apparently 13 GB. http://kotaku.com/13-gb-dead-rising-3-patch-raises-questions-about-gaming-1505219529 That's pretty fucking huge especially considering the size of the base install.

We have these automatic soap dispensers in the restroom at my work that make me feel like my hands are being ejaculated on every time I wash them.

I think it was about a year ago now that I was bored at work one day and Googled "video game podcasts". After going through some search results I ended up gravitating towards Idle Thumbs based on some recommendations on a random forum. Then a couple months later I decided to join the forums. It's weird to think that in the age of Facebook and Twitter that this is the first and only internet community that I've participated in. I think that's because this is one of the few places on the internet where people are intelligent and actually treat each other like human beings.

Reptites are real to me dammit!