If you can afford to sell a game developed in America to Russians at a high enough price to make a profit, then you can sell the same game at the same price outside Russia and make the same profit. Or will the games companies sell at a loss to Russia, essentially meaning that non-Russians have to subsidize Russian sales?

...could easily lead to a doubling in size of Denmark's Lego stockpiles...

I'd have thought that 10 years would have been quite long enough for Sony to have gotten around to saying sorry. I guess it must have slipped their minds...

Hah! Still stcuk using one letter lanaguages, hey?
Personally, I use (unpronounceable squiggly symbol) - the price of programming languages. Pain in the arse to google though.

I wonder how many pairs of jackboots they can buy for $67 million ?

It's all down to the fact that timothy can't tell his R's from his elbow.

Are you sure it wasn't "Scotch and water don't mix"?

Donating is not the same as paying taxes...

Bennett Haselton had another submission on Slashdot.

You'll be blown away by what happened next!

Presumably the taller models costs more due to the extra material involved. Shouldn't the price also therefore be varied by waste size? A 6 inch figure of a super model will use a lot less plastic than a 6 inch figurine of my manly figure.

The people that go to them don't expect much and hence are rarely disappointed Tell that to the people who bought tickets for "Howard the Duck".

"Go fuck yourself", he hinted.

... I still have my stockpile of Tamiflu from the last viral epidemic.

Who could miss the symbolism of 10,000 pigeons shitting on the citizens gathered in the square.

This is Tricia Takanawa reporting from the opening night of "Tetris:The Movie". I am standing outside the cinema and there are lines and lines of people waiting to get in... Oh, wait, They all disappeared."