My point is, it's like they'd announce they're recruiting James Bonds' or Presidents.

Too bad they only hire the best of the best. Even if they'd send 1.000 people into space, it'd still wouldn't be enough to have any statistically significant chance of being accepted.

It might be an upcoming trend to be unable to play games on multiplayer offline, but it certainly isn't a trend to just go along with and certainly not to encourage. I've never bought a game that purposely disables LAN capability and I certainly don't plan to change that. It's like when the music industry tried to ban cassettes because they were going to be "the end of the music industry". Also, you'd be surprised with the difference internet makes on a LAN. If you have internet, in between games people tend to just browse around aimlessly and unless someone steps in and brings forward a game it just stays that way. Without internet you have no other choice than to game.

Except LAN stands for Local Area Network which describes the way of networking as to exclude internet. And any decent LAN party will have no internet or more time will be spent checking facebook than actual gaming.

If it's online then it's hardly a LAN party now is it?

At least they don't print money to pay off their debts...

1. The European Union (which is smaller than Europe btw) is the largest economy in the world with the highest GDP by lead of 12% so I guess not. 2. I'd be pretty surprised if a single guy built the Great Wall of China.

Even tho I'd rate your comment 5 for funny, it's only a myth that you can see the Great Wall of China from space.

Skynet actually already exists. It's a Belgian company.

But that's just wrong. The huge majority of Christians never even read the bible, and not just now but over the entire course of Christianity. Also, calling the Creationists the "real Christians" is like calling the American English dialect the "real English". The majority of Christians I know don't believe in the Church and Papacy and whatnot, they only believe in God. It's common knowledge to them as well that Jesus wasn't born the 25th December.

I'm pretty sure only one religion is based off of the Bible. And yes, I know plenty of people who don't agree with the bible at all but are Christian in every way. Maybe the Catholic Church preaches that the Bible is the word of God, but this isn't the middle ages, Christians don't actually believe whatever the Pope says is the word of God either, at least most don't. Also, I don't think I know anyone personally who even read the bible so it doesn't even matter. Straw man all over.

The point I'm make is the same as most here, the legalization of corruption through lobbying is obviously behind this. There's no doubt whoever is FOR this is in Hollywood's pockets.

My quote explains the why quite well in my opinion.

Let me guess, you are American? US Extremist Creationist Christians are so present there that they actually scare the youth away into the other extreme, Atheism and make them believe all religious people are witch-hunting crusading bigots. So narrow minded of you. It's kind of ironic how you are what you hate: extremist and uneducated. Oh and before you start accusing me of being whatever other prejudices you have, no, I'm not religious.

Christmas didn't exist two thousand years ago, no one claimed it to be magical except Disney movies and lastly: politeness, civilization and gifts are also 'made up' yet they aren't as bad as you seem to think of all 'made up' things.