I like it. It gets the point across in a pretty entertaining way. They'd look silly running it on primetime TV, but for the intended audience I think it works.
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I like it. It gets the point across in a pretty entertaining way. They'd look silly running it on primetime TV, but for the intended audience I think it works.
LOL. Gamers are not a voting block.
Which is what these people are trying to change.
If gaming is the most important issue you're voting on, you really don't deserve the privilege.
You're right, fuck freedom of speech, who needs it?
Gaming would be part of my interests, and any politician who wants to waste time throwing out yet another doomed bill to be shot down on Constitutional grounds in order to buff up his family-friendly image is someone I'm comfortable voting against.
James
No offense, Perrin, but you make the worst threads I've ever seen.
It doesn't say much for us as a demographic when this is the shit we're supposed to respond to. God forbid we read.
Yes, that's exactly what he's saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gas
QFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
A gaming lobby? Only in America! </Don King>
Are you kidding? There are people out there who vote for all kinds of ridiculous reasons. We should be so lucky to lobby for something as substantive as gaming.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
LAWL.
After you fill out your first tax form, you'll understand.
Maybe.
Why does "Busybodies who care about other people's sex lives" constitute a voting block, then?
I think it's Yellerdog whose living in la-la-land.
Mario Party 9 is the most important issue of the coming election.