This whole, selling in game gold for real money thing is getting out of hand.
This whole, selling in game gold for real money thing is getting out of hand.
I’ve been adding metadata for my pictures. It’s a long process, considering that there are thousands of digital images. It is worth it, when I search for “drunk” or “stripper” with someone’s name and get results.
As I was browsing them, I realized that the most important pictures of my life will be seen by maybe a dozen people, and I’m fine with that.
Just for kicks, I finally filled out one of those customer service surveys that are inscribed (usually on the last two feet) on your average Best Buy receipt Rest assured that I have told them, in no uncertain terms, that I am very dissatisfied with the overall experience, and I will definitely be shopping with them again because the alternative is the CD/Game Exchange across the street, which is icky.
Anyone else find it ironic that the website is “www.bestbuycares.com?” Because I never, ever get that feeling when I’m in a Best Buy.
Well, now that Murdoch’s got his hand in the business of reporting on video games, I predict that we can see fair and balanced reviews from unbiased sources, telling the american people the truth.
There is now a razor that has four blades, and is battery operated. For lo, I present to you a razor far beyond mortal comprehension.
One day they’ll create a razor with so many blades—it will destroy us all.
They’ve even got a very swank infomercial parody website up. It’s a little over the top. Part of me wants to believe that it’s self referential humor, that they know how ridiculous this is. The other part knows better.