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Comment Re:From the No-shit-sherlock department (Score 1) 716

Cats are thought to be self-domesticated; dogs, domesticated by us. A supposed test to measure your dog's intelligence is to put a towel on its head and see how long it takes the dog to remove it. A smart cat doesn't even let you get near enough to drape the towel over its head. An even smarter cat also gives you a nice scratch to warn you not to try to pull that kind of crap with it again.

Cats can however be trained to do impressive "tricks" just like dogs can. See the numerous youtube videos featuring cats that actually use the (human, porcelain) toilet, and then flush it afterwards. I kid you not.

Personally, I like to think cats are smarter. Their human-like behaviour just seems more mature than a dog's human-like behaviour. A cat is like a young adult, a dog is more like a toddler. Most dogs, if you let them get out the front door, they go barreling down the street and get themselves lost, or run out into traffic and get hit. Cats don't do this.

Also, this might speak more to who has more instinct, or perhaps just better personal hygiene, but it's interesting nonetheless: you don't need to train cats to use the kitty litter box, they do it instinctively.

Comment self appointed film editors (Score 1) 390

Blockbuster censors a lot their videos. Even Criterion Collection films have huge chunks taken right out of them; that to me is just wrong. You can compare pretty much anything by Cronenberg. I stopped renting at Blockbuster when I discovered that a couple decades ago.
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The Best Video Games On Awful Systems 272

Buffalo55 writes "For the most part, classic games manage to reappear on different systems. Just look at Nintendo. The publisher has done an excellent job bringing NES, SNES, Genesis and even old school Neo Geo titles to the Wii's Virtual Console, while Microsoft's Game Room brings the best of Atari's 2600 into the living room. Of course, not every console was a success. The '90s, in particular, saw quite a few flops from companies like Panasonic, Sega and Atari. Just because a system is a failure, though, doesn't mean all of its games suck. On the contrary, most of these machines have a few gems that fell between the cracks once the console croaked." What overlooked game on a failed platform would you like to see revived?

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