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I had some fun with the first three games, but I didn't need a fourth. Plus they haven't really addressed my main complaint with the series. I was never able to reconcile playing as this fun-loving, adventurer-hero, serial murderer . They never once acknowledge that he's killed hundreds of people with a smile. It's a creepy, dissonant portrayal of reality..

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I had an adventurous single life when I was younger, and briefly dated a drug-dealer for a while. (She sold weed; just 'edgy' enough to be fun, and not threatening enough to fear a prison sentence or death).

Anyway, she was hardcore. I didn't realize how much until I asked her (what at the time I thought was) a generally innocent question about her 'work'. Her exact words were "I move over 500 lbs of weed a day".

She said this without really moving the rest of her body, and while looking straight ahead with something exactly like a thousand-yard-stare. She was exactly the kind of person the DEA has been kicking down doors to get to for decades. Otherwise she was a really cool girl!

I really enjoyed the first game. Not as much the second, but, not having read the books, the world has become dear to me.

If one thing can be said about the three of them it's the consistency of tone, at least. This felt exactly like watching that initial Witcher 1 Striga cutscene for the very first time again.

I just happened to score a free copy of the game when I bought my new 980 a couple weeks ago. I wasn't intending to buy it until later in the year, but now I'm afraid I'm going to lose the next month of my life (and then some) in rapt ecstasy with this adventure.

I'm not thinking in binary. There's gray area.

There's no debate about the fact that virtually everyone is somewhat racist. This isn't a debate about that.

I'm saying making any joke that is related to race isn't racist every single time, just as avoiding saying anything that could be construed as racist doesn't mean you're absolved of being a racist.

A joke that is actually racist is expressing an idea or feeling of one race's superiority over another directly or indirectly through humor.

Ironically making racial statements that I absolutely don't believe is NOT racist because I'm not expressing racial superiority. I'm pointing out the idiocy of racism and poking fun at racists.

About the random black person overhearing my joking, yeah, they'd be offended. Thank you for making my point. They'd be offended precisely because they heard those words out of context.

If you saw a grown man say this to a little girl sternly:

"...go cry me a river..."

You might be inclined to think he was acting like a jerk to her. But what if you had heard....

"It's a figure of speech. If you ever for example hear someone say 'go cry me a river', they don't actually mean one person's tears can be that much water."

It's the SAME THING. That man did nothing wrong, but you heard him say 'go cry me a river' to a little girl without context, it may look bad, when it's not.

Just because someone may get offended by hearing something out of context, it is not automatically something wrong with what that person said.

Even the dreaded N-word... Are you telling me that it was wrong and racist for Mark Twain to use it in The Adventures of Huckleberry Fin?

The one thing I would agree with you is that you also have to be mindful of context before saying the joke. Those racial jokes I make? I'm not going to say those in situations where there's a high likelihood that those statements could be overheard and misinterpreted. If I wanted to tell those to a black person, I'd make REALLY sure they knew I didn't actually believe the racial statement.

And you know what? Usually, it turns out fine. I've played that Louis CK thing for a black friend of mine, but I laid down the context first that it's Patrice O'Neal, etc. And they laughed hysterically at it.

Richard Pryor is considered by most comics as being a pioneer in using comedy to shed light and provide insights into racial tensions, etc., and actually is credited by many people far beyond just comedians to have helped further the cause of fighting against racism.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5048430

His use of the N-word wasn't racist. The use of the word was communicating that he was not Bill Cosby, not that there was anything wrong with Cosby's comedy, but it was to signal that he was talking more about reality, including the rough edges especially about racial topics, and there wasn't anything wrong with that either.

The kill somebody thing. You ever seen someone say something like, "My roommate AGAIN left all the lights on! I'm gonna kill him!"? My point there is you shouldn't call the cops because you think he's homicidal.

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Adding video to channels (Actionpack, Water, Wings) - requested by Zawash.

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Thank you Eric!
This is that movie that I went to Belize to make a couple years back. Finally available for free to the public after its run at the festivals! Please enjoy and have a beautiful Earth Day, 'sift!
Happy to answer any questions, of course.
*promote

I think Abrams was a pretty good choice. He represents the opposite of the fundamental thing I didn't like about the prequels, namely that Lucas took himself and the films too seriously (on top of being a crappy director in general). Abrams makes good action/adventure popcorn flicks, which is where the series needs to go, at least for the first film.

Primer.

Or if that's too much of a mind f#$k... Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

So, lets see.. It's been a while since I posted this, but lets try and peg all of cartoons from my childhood.

Avatar
Transformers
pokemon
X-men / Sailor moon
Powerpuff Girls
South park
CatDog
G.I. joe?
Family Guy
Pinky and the Brain
Pink Panther
Dexters Lab / The Rescuers
Spiderman
Inspector Gadget
Adventure Time
Babar
Madeline
Smurfs
Doug / Rugrats
Carebears
Dore the Explorer
Spongebob
Futurama / Magic Schoolbus
Muppet Babies
The Simpsons
Peanuts
He-Man
Dragon Ball Z
Thundercats
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Johnny Bravo
Animaniacs
Tiny Toons
Duck Tales!
Bobbies World
The Jetsons
The Flintstones
Looney Toons

...I know I'm missing a few in there, not sure what they are. Lets see if we can get some people to actually figure them out. *Promote

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