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Feb 04, 2011 19:13

There are some lessons that I am left perennially agog and agape at how people never learned them.

When I was a wee lad, probably younger than eight years old, I rented the LJN X-Men game for the NES. It was the first time I ever remember thinking a game was objectively bad. I had been bored by games before, and befuddled by them, but they never ( Read more... )

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ncender February 7 2011, 06:31:42 UTC
...anyone's bad decision in particular that set this off?

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onimaru February 7 2011, 06:34:14 UTC
Humanity as a whole is constantly doing it, over and over again

I don't count because I wish I was like, a cool cyborg

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radicalmari February 10 2011, 15:57:12 UTC
Is this because of the whole "why do people like dem teeveenihons" thing we were talking about earlier?

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onimaru February 10 2011, 20:07:03 UTC
Nah, I know that people like them because they're dumb and smell bad

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phillymignon February 28 2011, 18:18:14 UTC
LJN is an abomination to franchise-based videogaming. It was companies like that that made movie-based video games carry a "SUCK" stigma attached to them until Super Star Wars came out. Remember Silver Surfer? Fuck that game, if I go crazy one day and end up on the news I am telling reporters that Silver Surfer ruined my childhood, and that is why I started streaming me eating aborted fetuses.

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