Why did you post this?
What this has to do with videogames: When you buy Super Famicom games in used game shops, the gray plastic is very often stained deep, ugly yellow from existing in houses packed to bursting with cigarette smoke. Sometimes, the consoles themselves are so yellow.:lol Someone should clue him in to the phenomenon of oxidation. This guy cannot be for real
QuoteWhat this has to do with videogames: When you buy Super Famicom games in used game shops, the gray plastic is very often stained deep, ugly yellow from existing in houses packed to bursting with cigarette smoke. Sometimes, the consoles themselves are so yellow.:lol Someone should clue him in to the phenomenon of oxidation. This guy cannot be for real
edit: He also whines about meat in food and people that drink. Is he a gaffot, perchance?
QuoteWhat this has to do with videogames: When you buy Super Famicom games in used game shops, the gray plastic is very often stained deep, ugly yellow from existing in houses packed to bursting with cigarette smoke. Sometimes, the consoles themselves are so yellow.:lol Someone should clue him in to the phenomenon of oxidation. This guy cannot be for real
edit: He also whines about meat in food and people that drink. Is he a gaffot, perchance?
TAPE
If I buy a drink at a convenience store and say I don't want a bag, they insist on putting a little piece of tape over the barcode. Most of the time, they put it on sideways, instead of vertically — you know, the way that would prevent the barcode from being scanned by a rogue scanner. They do this so you can prove that you paid for the drink, should you roll into another convenient store glugging away.
QuoteWhen you buy Super Famicom games in used game shops, the gray plastic is very often stained deep, ugly yellow from existing in houses packed to bursting with cigarette smoke
yeah, this isn't true at all. I shall find the article that explains why they go yellow but it's NOTHING to do with smoking.
QuoteWhen you buy Super Famicom games in used game shops, the gray plastic is very often stained deep, ugly yellow from existing in houses packed to bursting with cigarette smoke
yeah, this isn't true at all. I shall find the article that explains why they go yellow but it's NOTHING to do with smoking.
Here it is: http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/189
The sad thing is, the more people click on that thing the more money he gets paid. Gawker pays per pageview.
Allergic to alcohol? What if he gets a wound?
What the fuck. I've never heard of being allergic to alcohol ever.
- Company parties rock, you get crunk'd and watch your co-workers go crazy.
- Gunbuster rox.
- Coke Zero sux, but melon soda is awsum.
- Why's he such a pussy? I remember when I came here five years ago. Smoking has been outlawed in so many places since then. Even game centers have cleaned up their act.
- Meat tastes good, turdlinger.
- Company parties rock, you get crunk'd and watch your co-workers go crazy.
- Japanese culture rox.
My rebuttal to his points.
oh god, now we got admiral japan here lording over all.
Living in a small town beats the shit out of living in Tokyo, IMO.
Living in a small town beats the shit out of living in Tokyo, IMO.
A small city is doable, I dunno about a small town or village though. My wife tonight was all excited because back in her hometown, they just got a 7-11. :o :o :o :o
Living in a small town beats the shit out of living in Tokyo, IMO.
A small city is doable, I dunno about a small town or village though. My wife tonight was all excited because back in her hometown, they just got a 7-11. :o :o :o :o
Living in a small town beats the shit out of living in Tokyo, IMO.
A small city is doable, I dunno about a small town or village though. My wife tonight was all excited because back in her hometown, they just got a 7-11. :o :o :o :o
Why does she care? You guys moving back to Japan? ???
Living in a small town beats the shit out of living in Tokyo, IMO.
A small city is doable, I dunno about a small town or village though. My wife tonight was all excited because back in her hometown, they just got a 7-11. :o :o :o :o
Hint: In a smalltown, the lone gaijin is Admiral Japan.
Who is Tim Rogers?
And yet again, i just wonder how much damage a real "This is what Tokyo is really like" series would do to nerdlingers across the interweb?
A lot of my friend's snes' are now yellow.
And they don't smoke.
???
I like how he puts Dragon Ball Z on this ivory pedestal, but bashes One Piece.
And that he proclaims that anime is dead, but says that Ponyo is one of the best movies that he's ever seen.
I like how he puts Dragon Ball Z on this ivory pedestal, but bashes One Piece.
And that he proclaims that anime is dead, but says that Ponyo is one of the best movies that he's ever seen.
His argument is that anime is full of pederast shit these days - the stuff you watch. And he's right.
I met him at a Kotaku party once. He acted like he was the most important man there. We sat down and had a couple of drinks while he spoke at length about how important he was within Sony and how Kutaragi knows him personally (protip: it was all a lie). I never found out if this was some kind of hilarious in-joke to him or he actually tried to purposely lie about himself to impress some stranger he just met.
I like how he puts Dragon Ball Z on this ivory pedestal, but bashes One Piece.
And that he proclaims that anime is dead, but says that Ponyo is one of the best movies that he's ever seen.
I like how he puts Dragon Ball Z on this ivory pedestal, but bashes One Piece.
And that he proclaims that anime is dead, but says that Ponyo is one of the best movies that he's ever seen.
He is right about that.
:bow Dragon Ball Z :bow2
:piss one shit :piss2
Tim Rogers' internet persona is...nah I won't ruin it for you. I think DCharlie and co. know the truth though.
Sounds like a confused kid living in a city that has no love for him and dealing with people who will forever view him as an outsider. The Internet could be all that he has and he's constantly reinventing himself as a means to grab attention. Not surprising his Internet personas have bled into the real life. When you live that long feeling ostracized and failing to connect with the society around you things can get a little wacky.
Make a blog post about Jeffrey Wells, Willco.
Jeffrey Wells isn't even funny to talk about.
I will say, when one of The Projectionist producers called me in the afternoon after having read my blog, he was stunned that someone like Tim Rogers actually existed. He said he tried to read his Kotaku article, but got a few paragraphs in and quit. :lol
It would probably go something like:
Jeffrey Wells sucks
I think Jeffrey Wells sucks.
I will say, when one of The Projectionist producers called me in the afternoon after having read my blog, he was stunned that someone like Tim Rogers actually existed. He said he tried to read his Kotaku article, but got a few paragraphs in and quit. :lol
In the interest of keeping down his Google ranking, how about adding an alias to change 'Tim Rogers' to 'Admiral Japan'?
I read it too!
I read the whole thing too and it wasn't nearly as entertaining than that epic Oregon Trail story I read the other day.
http://kotaku.com/5484581/japan-its-not-funny-anymoreWhat's worse is his Final Fantasy XIII review. 18,000 words for a two-star game. :yuck
:yuck :yuck :yuck