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The big problem with most Network T.V. comedies is that they are obsessed with sex and relationships over making us laugh. Comedies were better when they didn't have to rely on that stuff. I Love Lucy, The Honeymooners, All In The Family and others didn't rely on that crud  to make people laugh. Night Court had Dan Fielding and nothing more and that was a brilliant show. Today, every "non-family" sitcom is about getting laid and it's old now. 

That's fine. I don't watch Network T.V. anyway. 

I know lots of people who think The Big Bang Theory is a hoot. Why, I don't know. The characters are annoying stereotypes. I've never met anybody like Sheldon or Leonard in my 41 years.  

I will say that if they ever make a biographic film about John Waters, Jim Parsons would  be perfect for the role.

Glee fans are worse, though. Nothing like a show that shoves reality into it when people watch T.V. to get away from it.

Even if they backtrack, they have done serious harm to any "reputation" they had. 

At some point, what Microsoft offers up is our future. However, their idea of the future is a surveillance device that has junk I have no use for. I hope other companies can allow people a choice. The my-way-or-the-highway mindset of Microsoft isn't what people want, whether they be serious video games or those casuals who aren't that dumb enough to buy a machine that their PC ably can mimic.

I saw the interview. Still showcasing their arrogance and proving that they never cared for their loyal audience that went through all the crap with the console because they loved Halo and Gears Of War.

People simply want a machine where they have a choice, Microsoft. Is that too hard for you to understand?

Even the ultimate Xbot, UNSCleric, is not happy. 

It was like 1995 again. Clearly, Microsoft didn't learn from history. Sony did.

Judging from the people over at Major Nelson's blog, these CoD fans are probably ready to jump to Destiny on PS4. Sony grabbed exclusivity rights behind Microsoft's back. So while MS is stuck with aging franchises like CoD and Battlefield, Sony has the fresh faced girl crafted by Bungie in their corner.

You would think people would have stopped complaining about this tactic already. I knew The Last Of Us was going to get a few "low" scores. People need to do more with their lives than whine about something they should have known was coming online. It's the nature of the Internet. Websites have been doing this tactic for years to get hits because they know people will run over and complain about it. Gets them everytime. It will happen again when GTA V, Beyond: Two Souls, Watch Dogs and others arrive.

My only complaint about The Last Of Us is that it releases 3 days later than it should. I hope Sony isn't going to be like Nintendo and release their exclusives on Fridays now.

Turning a ladder into shelving units is an ingenious idea. Never saw that done.

Much as I'd like to support Insomniac's first multi-platform game, I can't as long as EA is the publisher. I'll buy a used copy somewhere down the line if it's any good. 

I don't own (or need) such a phone so I guess that's one less war I'm in.