Would have fooled me with that comment.
There is a condition for people like you: [en.wikipedia.org]
You must bank with the magical bank of unicorns and fuckin rainbows if you don't feel happy sticking them with a $3-5 dollar bill... annual fees, replacement fees, new check fees, transaction fees, withdrawl fees.... fuck man, do we really need to paint the picture for you? Come on brother..
Maybe it's just me, but I think you are turning a blind eye to the fact that Nintendo has had awful 3rd party support ever since the Gamecube.
lol...wut?
You whiny iPhone slinging bitch.
Go tell that to Reddit today. In case you don't visit reddit, here's an explanation: [blog.reddit.com]
You kidding me? They have never taken themselves seriously, it's what made them such an appealing band to begin with. For you to even mention Matchbox 20... man, you disappoint.
Excellent Wayne's World quote.
@atlas304: I wouldn't expect it to break it and I too think the idea is rather cool, my inner child almost desires it now... but the point is they broke something and caused a lot of damage. It sucks but it pays to learn that accidents cause money at a young age and will teach these youngiuns to be more thoughtful and careful as they continue to age.
@Andrexx:
Respect is not something that you instantly learn upon being punished, it's something that is learned gradually.
These kids are pissed as shit right now but when they get a bit older and they start seeing the kids who have no respect for others and all the trouble that those sorts of punks get into, they will be grateful for how they were raised and what lessons they were taught.
edit: assuming that the parents continue to teach them the right lessons and provide the proper punishments.
Respect is not something that you instantly learn upon being punished, it's something that is learned gradually.
These kids are pissed as shit right now but when they get a bit older and they start seeing the kids who have no respect for others and all the trouble that those sorts of punks get into, they will be grateful for how they were raised and what lessons they were taught.
edit: assuming that the parents continue to teach them the right lessons and provide the proper punishments.
@shkm: I second this. Harsh but effective. Respect is a lesson that needs to be learned at an early age.
"You moved your head into it!"
@KiwiMan: Click the link at the bottom of the article and read Koblovsky's response.
@HobbitGamer: Yup. Very one sided and frankly that is not what I would call a bad response.
@Ben Nadler: People are babies. If people think that above message from the customer service rep was threatning then they must live in Pleasantville.
Koblovsky sounds like an asshole.
haha awesome.
@RRW: roflmao, I kept refreshing that last 2 seconds over and over again...
@Arnheim: This. That's all that should be said here.
