"Terror From The Deep" was a lame name, but dang if that game wasn't fun! It was missing giant tentacle monsters, though...

Will do! :) -- The smiley of approval!

See? Even an Anonymous Coward figured it out.

Uhm... I was agreeing with you. The "shut up and graze your pasta" thing was meant to be a joke, made in good humor. Holy over-reacting, Batman!

And in your response, you CONTINUE to agree with me, while making it sound like you're DIS-agreeing with me. I don't really understand where you're going with this.

Shut up and graze your spaghetti.

I'm a parent of three, and I'm pretty opinionated on this matter. My nephews are only allowed to watch non-violent shows and play non-violent games (they're both complete Pokemon addicts), and both of them are on MUTLIPLE medications for violence and agression. My oldest has been playing Killer Instinct and Kingdom of Loathing and Carmageddon since he was four, and he's about as non-violent as a kid can be (his teacher likes to tell me about his 'Champion Manners' in class, because they have a Manners rating system).

Video games are a FACTOR that determine psychological development, just like humidity is a factor in a car accident... in both cases, the DRIVERS make the biggest impact (note: drivers = parents).

Rightism in a nutshell: Let's sum up Leftists with an inaccurate sound-byte generalization!

I aren't go after the browser, neither! I can has cheezburger nao?

Good DAY, sir!

That's what "Twilight" is about, isn't it?

To whoever marked me "Offtopic", perhaps I should have cited something real: Pearson v. Chung, the case of a Washington, D.C. judge, Roy Pearson, who sued a dry cleaning business for $67 million (later lowered to $54 million), has been cited[12] as an example of frivolous litigation. According to Pearson, the dry cleaners allegedly lost his pants (which he brought in for a $10.50 alteration) and refused his demands for a large refund. Pearson believed that a 'Satisfaction Guaranteed' sign in the window of the shop legally entitled him to a refund for the cost of the pants, estimated at $1,000. The $54 million total also included $2 million in "mental distress" and $15,000 which he estimated to be the cost of renting a car every weekend to go to another dry cleaners.

I used FDR of raping me years after he died, and won. Thank you, Powerball Lottery!

"Why don't you cancel it? We can in the country that you're not talking about..."

If we could cancel it, we probably wouldn't be complaining, but there's a cancellation fee that makes it slightly less painful to just ride out the bull.

Humm. So you decide what is moral and not for the planet?
Interesting.....

You're wrong.

He doesn't have to acknowledge anything, if he doesn't want to. That's what Slashdot is all about.

My wife and I decided to have another child, which we knew would be born by C-section and bottle-fed. Consequently, she was permanently banned from one of her parenting forums for making such an immoral and obviously unsafe decision.

Pretty sure it's not, though.

Believing something to be true doesn't make it true.