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December 22nd, 2003, 04:26 AM
#31
HB Forum Owner
More lame material:
- GayFAQs is lame, it's ruled by noobs and prudes, and it's full of DBZ fanboys, whining brats, l33t l4m3rz, and AOLers.
- All of us are lame hypocritical bastards, because we keep saying GayFAQs sucks, but every time we need help on a game or want a quick game board we go there and benefit from its services ^_^ .
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December 22nd, 2003, 05:17 PM
#32
Inactive Member
I'm telekinetic.
I was just thinking about how dumb lol looked as I was loading this thread, and it happens every time with everything! Gah!
Oh well. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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December 22nd, 2003, 11:09 PM
#33
HB Forum Owner
Gamespot is lame.
This is not news, but their 2003 game awards suck big and hairy. It's not the standard suckage of any games website's yearly awards, it's a new suckage far beyond my expectations.
I was expecting DoAXVB to be named the game of the year because it's a game so deep and gameplay-rich; some sickenly kiddie game getting praised because everyone does it; or even yet another dull PS2 action game with a Rambo/007 wannabe as protagonist being embarrassingly overhyped; but they did something far worse that that, they really outdid themselves this time: they had one of these "dubious honors" awards given to Xenosaga, because of the things that made it so great - depth and plot. And I can't really most of the other awards are more fair or wiser.
I can only wonder what kind of moronic n00bs did Gamespot have to do that article; the kind of n00bs that think they are anime experts because they have watched all of DBZ; the kind of n00bs that think the Dreamcast was abandoned because it lacked power vs. the PS2; the kind of n00bs that think they are hackers (h4x0rz) because they know how to use ping; the kind of n00bs that think they own the Net because they know what OMG, WTF and LOL mean.
I seriously recommend these members of the gamespot staff to stop making an ass out of themselves, and to move to a DBZ fan site. (If they know how to read and write English, they may start a Final Fantasy fan site too.) And if this doesn't turn out well, they may try becoming a GameFAQs moderator, I'm sure CJayC will happily admit them because they are suited for the job.
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December 22nd, 2003, 11:33 PM
#34
Inactive Member
The people who wrote that deserve to be forced to play the N-gage for all of eternity.
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January 1st, 2004, 05:18 PM
#35
HB Forum Owner
It's lame that there are lame things.
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January 1st, 2004, 09:00 PM
#36
Inactive Member
I agree that is lame.
Cam whores are lame, too.
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January 2nd, 2004, 03:53 AM
#37
Inactive Member
Getting pictures taken are lame.
Dances are usually lame, but gf forces me to go >_<
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January 3rd, 2004, 03:23 AM
#38
HB Forum Owner
Yeah, dances are usually rather lame. What's so bad about having pictures taken though? I don't mind ppl taking pics of me anywhere except if I'm caught doing something evil/silly/etc. ^_^
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January 4th, 2004, 08:11 PM
#39
Inactive Member
My lack of an Xbox is very lame.
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January 8th, 2004, 11:22 PM
#40
HB Forum Owner
Uber lame stuff:
- CD-ROM drives 16X and faster (they are slower, less stable, and less reliable, made to have more "X" for lame morons who want ?more "X"? because they think it's like having a "X" inch wang)
- CD-ROM/CD-RW firmwares (did you know some CD-ROM drivers read poorly because of poorly programmed firmwares that, once updated, work twice as fast? Some Memorex models, for example.)
- CD-ROM/CD-RW drivers (it's so lame that your OS hangs when there's an IO error being handled, a sector is retried a zillion times while your OS is hanged because of pending IO... that's so lame, with today's CD drives, they should've built higher level drivers that treat CD-ROM drives like completely external, fail prone devices, more similar to solid disks (USB disks, digital cameras, etc.) drivers)
- Morons who want more "X"
- Morons who produce a gazillon "X" drives that read like crap, take forever and two days to load and eject discs, take forever and three days to spin up and down to such high RPMs (so they can pretend to work at such ridiculously high speed), suffer 10 read errors per 3 sectors they read because of this, and waste 50% of reading time spinning up and spinning down because of this.
LG CRD-8520 drives are a good example of this. (I got rid of it BTW, just ranting.)
<font color="#101010" size="1">[ January 08, 2004 07:27 PM: Message edited by: -Wiseman- ]</font>
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