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like I give a shit about your downvotes haters LOL Go hang yourselves over a toliet.<br /><br />Any gamer worth his dick is excited about this game

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[b]buy a 69.99 game[/b]<br /><br />[b]buy it at a Best Buy™, Gamestop™, or snag a copy from your friend.[/b]<br /><br />[b]play the game for 4 hours a day for a month[/b]<br /><br />[b]become dazzled by the big-budget video game that inserts subliminal messages about "diversity," current issues about world, islam is bad, sex is good, violence is awesome, stupid fucking internet jokes, and demand a game that has these things.[/b]<br /><br />repeat again.

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some people call me jonny pastrami :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDdddd mostly my home boys mostly

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And MCA of the Beastie Boys.

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-1 comment because king of fighters is a video game not an anime.

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A little boy said to his mother; "Mommy, how come I’m black and you’re white?" His mother replied, "Don’t even go there Barack! From what I can remember about that party, you’re lucky you don’t bark!”<br /><br />http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/44/post/montana-judg<br />e-apologizes-for-sending-racist-joke-about-obama-and-his-mother/2012/0<br />3/01/gIQAZQgfkR_blog.html

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they call him the boy wonder for a reason

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rip beast boy

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Blanka made the pound cake, why would it taste like feet!?

1) Basically, what Xerxes36 said. Moderators should be able to delete offensive content / content that breaks the terms, etc. And as you say below, the community is overrun with bitterness and a negative streak. Moderators should be able to ban the accounts that are causing this. The community needs to be managed, and the moderators should be trusted and able to make calls like that. It's like refereeing a sporting event - they are there to enforce the rules and manage the flow of play. Someone like LegoLewdite, Xerxes36 or ryanmontana would be my example of an ideal moderator. These guys have consistently produced excellent content, they appreciate a wide range of sites and are just generally great guys. They never get bent out of shape or rant in the comment threads. They would be fair and impartial moderators, in my opinion.<br /><br />2) Fair enough, I think this is probably a bad idea myself. It's just an automated system that can be gamed. I do think more active moderation is preferrable.<br /><br />3 + 4) I would agree that punishing new users is a bad thing - but I'd argue that offensive and puerile content & user flamewars also punish new users. What happened to Lastimero? He was a fantastic new user that was creating great content - exactly the kind of guy that makes this site a fun and creative place. <br /><br />http://behind-the-scenes.ytmnd.com/<br />http://thedownvotingalt.ytmnd.com/<br /><br />I don't think user voting restrictions would be necessary if moderators are capable of effectively dealing with voting abusers. By demonstrating that negative community behavior will not be tolerated, it indirectly encourages the talented new users to stick around and keep making great content, which ultimately is what makes this site so awesome. It'll also directly encourage new visitors to the site to stick around and browse.

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i don't like cake that tastes like men's feet. you ruined it for me

1.) What exactly do you think moderation will do? All moderators could do in the past is mark sites NSFW. What exactly is so rampantly ruining the site that requires intervention?<br /><br />2.) This has been discussed at length both in news posts and on the wiki. I don't want to get into the game of using the behavior of a user, their voting habits, or anything else to change the value of votes. A vote is a vote, and that isn't going to change.<br /><br />3 + 4) This is something we've discussed in the past as well, but it ultimately punishes new members of the site much more than it would stop alt-voting. Using a time-based gating system would just get people to plan out alts and using an activity-based gating system would end up spamming the site. The easiest way to remove incentive for making alts is by deleting the main accounts of people who make alts to vote, which we've been doing.

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they've been offering hope of a better life to me for years.. an empty promise. the fact that the games in the pit are paper thin, goes to say how meaningless and shallow their games are. the needles represent addiction. and the wounds represent how they can cut and hurt you. The timer represents desperation.. mine and theirs. and also the release date. for them it is a release as well... hope of freedom. but they soon find out that it will just lock up and make their future seem less hopeful. These are the very faces that we must remember and hate.

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lol when does this game come out? the 15th?

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-1 cuz hot girls don't play video games

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Might be like an iceberg, where Moon Man floats visibly, but lurking beneath the surface is the much larger percent of the problem. I'm about as antiracist as a white boy can get (turns out, not that much), and I'll still get the occasional chuckle from a Moon Man site (more often from sites mocking Moon Man, but still). See, my point is that racism can sometimes be funny, but the constant comment page Ummy fights never are. And maybe since they're harder to avoid, I see them way more frequently. <br /><br />No one wants to traffic a site featuring petulant pissing contests all the time. You're all smart and funny people. So relax a little and enjoy the internet. <br /><br />Nah, I'm just kidding, beat the shit outta each other. It's artistically inspiring. Fart.

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i thought mike3m was an asian boy/girls

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While I never got that much into the BSBs, they never really struck me as the typical pop boy band. They always seemed more like a white version of Boyz II Men. Not a bad thing.

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Never got into playing Doom, but I'm glad you're posting rare songs, like rare video game songs! :)

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there are grown men here who like boys, so Matt probably won't appreciate this later on

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Our projections indicate that these two lax comments will play very well with suburban high school boys

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I bet this scores really high with boys aged 15-19

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that's a little prejudice towards bus station dollar blow job and shoeshine boys, don't you think?

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Zaza "game seven" Pachulia

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nigger game winning goal scorer

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GAME SEVENNNNNNN<br />GAME SEVENNNNNNN<br />GAME SEVENNNNNNN

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Speaking of white NBA players and the Atlanta Hawks enjoy this short video of one of my most treasured memories: a 36-6 3rd Q beating put on the Hawks by Larry Bird's Celtics. In eliminating the Hawks from the playoffs in this 1986 game at one point Boston scores 24 straight points.<br /><br />youtube.com/watch?v=k_eN0xPjzfY&t=2m00s

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Not surprisingly they lost Game 7 by 34 points

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did you use any cheat codes or a game genie?

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The Laugh Factory is a world famous comedy club located at 8001 on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, California.<br />Contents<br /><br /> 1 History<br /> 2 Jamie Masada<br /> 3 Philanthropy<br /> 4 Comedy Camp<br /> 5 Laugh Factory TV<br /> 6 The Laugh Bowl<br /> 7 Lowie at the Laugh Factory<br /> 8 Laugh Factory Productions<br /> 9 Michael Richards incident<br /> 10 Endurance Record<br /> 11 Guinness World Record<br /> 12 Notable alumni<br /> 13 Schedule<br /> 14 References<br /> 15 External links<br /><br />History<br /> This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (August 2010)<br /><br />In 1979, after a dispute over club owners refusing to pay comedians, a then 16 year old Jamie Masada recognized the need for a new venue for comedians to perform. After obtaining a loan of $10,000 from Neal Israel, he opened the Laugh Factory in a building formerly belonging to Groucho Marx.[1] Recognizing his passion for comedy, Richard Pryor was the first comedian to perform on the now famous Laugh Factory stage. When Jamie attempted to pay him, Pryor instead handed him a $100 bill and wrote on it, "You need this for your rent, boy."<br /><br />From that point on the Laugh Factory has grown to be one of the most famous comedy clubs in the world. USA Today has cited it as being the #1 comedy club in the country. It has and continues to be a launching pad for the careers of many stars. Mr. Masada still comes in almost every day and attends Tuesday Open Mic Nights to screen possible comedians for the Laugh Factory stage. The Laugh Factory now has two locations, both located in California: Laugh Factory in Hollywood, California and Long Beach, California.[2]