Guys, guys, calm down. I know. I'm just trying to point out that the title is redundant.

>"That you couldn't fifteen feet in front of you"
I hate it when I can't fifteen feet...

I have a friend who built his PC a few years ago and hasn't really upgraded it since, was going to ask him for help on building my own PC. Also I want to be able to play around with mods.

You might be underestimating it a bit here. I think upgrades happen considerably more often than yearly for the PC.

My pc plays games well and I never had to upgrade it. Some people can go years w/o an upgrade in a pc. I think youre talking to the hardcore optimist pc players. There are people who never have to upgrade their pc for a while.

I wasn't talking about how much you have to upgrade it, but rather how often the hardware is upgraded.

Oh I see I see. They are constantly changing, I agree with that. Almost feels like every 2 weeks.

wasps are pretty damn useful still, they kill almost every single insect that is smaller than them to feed their young, mostly pests to crops and whatnot
they catch the fucker, rip their legs, wings and head off and take back what is ever left of their unholy massacre home to their children.
wasps are fucking brutal cunts

I never said they weren't useful, I just said they're not nearly as un-expendable as you think. They are strong, versatile little bastards, able to survive quite a bit more than a regular bee, thus they are more numerous.

Not disagreeing, just wanna put this here.

erotic?

Yes, yes it did.
Or at least for this one episode it did.

The writing staff of a show may not always be this big, but depending on the size of the project, a team size may range from only a few members, to dozens.

Television and animation writing generally works through a system of panels. The writing staff will sit down in a session, pitch an episode idea, or even multiple episode ideas, and discuss the basic plot movements and jokes that may occur throughout the story. All the while, the rest of the team is just bouncing ideas of each other as to what might work, what problems they may have with continuity, what jokes are funny, and how censor boards might react to certain activities.

Once a final episode draft is completed, the the whole thing goes to story editors, and is sent back for revisions. Which, of course, the writing panel has to be reassembled for. It is then sent to the story board artists, who lay out scene-by-scene where the episode goes, and usually undergoes another revisionary proces between both the writers AND story board artists to work on timing to meet the 11 minute time slot. It is sent out for another draft, and then finally when that's all through, animating can begin.

The whole thing is just a huge, somewhat pain-in-the-ass collaborative effort, and while some may have contributed more or less to the story, they are still credited for their input.

In short, animation writing is a bitch.

fuck

Actually, the Wii-U has no gamecube controller ports, sorry to say.

Wow really? I loved GameCube, that's cool what Nintendo did.
Anyway, as I said below in response to inkfox, I'm holding on to my PC.

Well...
Better get used to Xbox One.

Exactly, now you have a useless library, if the Xbox One was backwards compatible- but oh, no, that's such a "Playstation" thing to do... fuck, even the Wii-U is still compatible with GameCube games.

Actually, the Wii-U has no gamecube controller ports, sorry to say.

Wow really? I loved GameCube, that's cool what Nintendo did.
Anyway, as I said below in response to inkfox, I'm holding on to my PC.

yeah, but wouldn't straight people, then by using logic, not like them for that reason?

Doesn't touch it without gagging.. i.e. he shoves it down his throat every time he touches one

Oh is that what he meant? I thought that he was implying that he was only saying he didn't like them because he wanted people to think he was straight.

I'm pretty sure you're right. it makes the "fucking closet homosexual" all the more funny because everyone can see he's trying too hard.