Kotaku, the Gamer’s Guide

@ogsoleysol: Okay? It's pretty much a tradition!

@chapoec: I wish I could promote this comment a hundred times. Kotaku's got some explaining to do for not only putting a non-deal into the "weekend deals", but also giving any Monster product face time, especially considering Monster's reputation for suing the pants off any company with 'monster' in the name (even Mini-Golf courses). C'mon Kotaku, you used to be sisters with Consumerist - surely you've read SOME of their articles?

@hazelnut - RIP Michael Jackson: I would weep tears of joy if we ever saw a VS2.

@allnitecp: He's wearing a T-shirt that says "These Guns are Loaded". Looks like it's already happening.

@dham: Zing!

@Muramasa: I saw you!

Something has been bugging me ever since I realized that cloth diapers were still being used.

What happens if your little guy/gal leaves a particularly...massive present, if I can use the term?

Do you scrape it into the trash? Just throw it straight into the wash? Dip it in the toilet? What?

I apologize in advance for anyone who comes upon this question against their will.

@DerangedRoleModel: Unfortunately, that wouldn't be remotely as clever or interesting as a product because it completely abandons the entire concept.

Instead of people standing, why not do bleacher-style seating, like in the back of C130s?

As a young single guy living alone, I've never found any of these ideas practical primarily because they are intended for large groups of people. For a lot of the ingredients, you must buy in huge quantities in order to see the savings that these authors promise.

At that point, you're left with two choices. Either follow the recipe and end up with a lot of leftovers to either try to save (quite a lot will not keep for very long) or throw out, or do a little math, hope that downsizing the recipe doesn't cause any horrific chemical reactions, and eat that particular dish frequently enough so your ingredients don't spoil.

I hate saying it, but sometimes, fast food just makes more sense.

I'd like this overnighted, please.

@Andrew Wood: You aren't the only one.

I saw Quantum of Solace for the first time last night, so now I have all sorts of conspiracy theories running through my mind.

All of my international travel has occurred with solely a carry-on hiking backpack which carries about 55L. There's no other way to go about it, if you ask me. Sure, your stuff MIGHT meet you at your destination - but if it doesn't, how far up the creek are you?

I am going to give Elijah a blank check for that phantom hourglass cutout, and I want him to write whatever number he feels is fair.

What if some random guy just clicked on those ads all day without getting paid for it? Can he be held liable?

@kshusker: The reason Facebook won't let you download your profile is because when you allow users to export information from your servers, you lose the ability to control them. Suddenly, someone can put together a new service - a better facebook, and offer to build in support for your downloaded facebook profile. Then facebook will lose customers.

If you know that your whole social life exists around one site, and it won't be easy to transfer that life off the site, then you're not likely to leave.

@mgy: errr. i thought i'd go for the guess. 1-for-2 today.

- the site is actually [www.rcfp.org]

@summerbee: canwetape.com

@Fede17: Is it because his face looks like it's been emalmed? And then they animated that and put it on the cover?