hey, it glowed, ok?

Again, I wasn't like "OMG I hate this movie because it turned me gay" or anything... I was just commenting on how I was suprised by the repeated wang occurrences at seemingly random times.

Haha, my statement was purely for purposes of hyperbole... Really, there was just *slightly* too much glowing blue wang in my opinion. By the end of the movie I was like "Yeah, I get it, he's so removed from humanity that he doesn't feel the need to wear pants".

Parent of my post is totally not off topic, I don't know who modded that. There was more blue wang in that movie than in "Backdoor Smurfs 9".

There was definitely too much of that, and they like tricked you into looking at it a few times with their cinematography.. I really liked the movie, aside from the gratuitous glowing blue wang (at least he wore pants when he was giant in vietnam) and a few other little things, like their being superer in the movie than the comic.

You forget the target market for the Shuffle, people who want a ludicrously tiny player -- for whom the nano is excessively large... They like to work out while their player is clipped some random place, and they don't want to go looking for the buttons if they want to change tracks or whatever. The corded controls make a lot of sense for this segment -- buttons on the unit as well would probably have been way to tiny to use, most likely. Really what they should have done was just put inline remote support in a chassis like they had, but they were obviously feeling some pressure from somewhere to make it tinier.

but then you can't get it to start playing, since there's no play button...

I dunno about this MMO thing... like BioWare isn't exactly an MMO sort of company. I seem to recall all of their games in the past being primarily of the single-player type (with the possible exception of NWN (which I played as exclusively single player, anyways)).