As a consumer you need to make a decision. Personally, if I cannot play it "offline" I do not purchase it - I've even returned games that could not be "unlocked" without playing online. Bike Race for android is a good example of this.

If most consumers made decisions like this then game makers would start to produce games that play equally well offline as online.

Like clocks

I guess they were farting too much. Perhaps they should have introduced a carbon tax.

Damn, if only I hadn't thrown out all the junk DNA that was lying around my place. I could have created a super human from it. Or should that be evolved a super human from it?

Perhaps all the junk DNA that is lying in landfills around the planet have already become super humans and will soon burst forth destroying everything on the planet.

I can see the movie title now: "Planet of the Junk DNA mutants"

And it was the Fracking politicians on yet another of their money grabs that resulted in Australia getting a carbon tax that will do nothing other than reduce the amount of money the Australians have while we continue to burn brown coal to produce electricity that a lot of people can no longer afford.

Science is how, religion is why.

When the two meet, humanity will be enlightened.

But they will only be twinkies by name and not twinkies by design.

Could Zombieland be prophetic in their comment that one day there will be no more twinkies? If so, could zombieland itself be a sign of the future?

Hmmm. I guess it's time to nut up or shut up.