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22 Jan 2008, 10:23 #2261
bmwracer wrote:
Okay, Sony crapped on the fans... But I still don't know how and why.


Taken from the same page as the gif file, pretty funny rant actually:

You may know Sony most readily as the company that recently recalled something on the order of every laptop battery ever made because of a small glitch (they explode). Then there was the "rootkit" debacle, where Sony secretly installed hidden bullshit on your computer. One of Sony BMG's presidents handled the situation with the delicacy of a gang rape with this quote: "Most people, I think, don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care about it?" Good point, shit-head! And before that, Sony was known for its shitty optical drives in their PS2s, resulting in a class action lawsuit. The word "shitty" in the previous sentence is a bit misleading, since I also use the word to describe Renée Zellweger's life, and having to void your warranty by adjusting a cog to fix a misaligned laser inside your PS2 is slightly shittier.

Not content with the reaming they give consumers with their shoddy products and condescending attitude, Sony determined that it didn't have enough bad press, so they decided to wield their giant gnarled cock of corporate greed again, this time training it on a small-time import shop called "Lik Sang." Lik Sang was a haven for nerds who wanted to import games and systems from other countries. It turns out that Lik Sang broke some major laws that not only earned them the scorn of Sony, but pissed Sony off to the point where they sued Lik Sang into oblivion. So what was this grave infraction committed against Sony that not only threatened the very foundation of this giant multi-national corporation, but warranted destroying the lives and careers of a group of dorks running a gaming website? Simple: they committed the mortal sin of selling Japanese PSPs to European gamers. Oh no! Not that!

When I read the law suit, I did a double take to make sure I read it correctly. Sony is suing to prevent people from selling PSPs? Great move, morons! Because if there's anything Sony needs right now, it's fewer people buying PSPs. In fact, PSP sales are part of the reason Sony expects to lose $1.7 billion dollars in their gaming division by March. That means that I and anyone else who makes any money at all between now and March (or at least manages not to lose more than $1,699,999,999.99) will officially make more money than Sony's gaming division. I rule.

This isn't the first time Sony bullied a gaming website for selling PSP imports. In June of 2005, Sony sued a website called ElectricBirdLand (Sony literally hired men in dark sunglasses to deliver the papers to the defendant, because Sony is insecure about the size of its penis), stating that the sale of Japanese PSPs to the UK could hurt their ability to exploit the "excitement and anticipation of the market." Hey Sony, you know what else could help you exploit the excitement and anticipation of the market? The PSP not sucking:



Sony's strategy towards portable gaming seems to be to take the same shitty first generation Playstation games that weren't great to begin with, and make them portable so now we can take an example of Sony's utter-inability-to-stop-sucking with us everywhere we go. Nobody wants to buy movies in your stupid proprietary format, assholes!


So why does a company that relies on consumer satisfaction and brand recognition treat its fans with such contempt? Because...

Sony hates you.

Sony would love nothing more than to see you and your family suffer. Sony is like that psycho-ex who you had a few good times with, but was too clingy and the sex got boring. Now it's over and Sony is still stewing about it by leaving you voice mail asking for another chance and promising it "can change."

Tough shit Sony. We've moved on. We're dating your younger, hotter sister, Wii. Even your fuglier step-sister, Xbox 360, looks hotter than you do. At least she's been around the block a few times and knows how to turn tricks. You've got nothing, and it's going to stay that way until you stop being a crabby old cunt.
22 Jan 2008, 14:36 #2263
Tu_triky wrote:[image]

LOL. :hehe:

But why do those stockings have no toes? :headscratch:
22 Jan 2008, 22:32 #2264
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

But why do those stockings have no toes? :headscratch:


It's easier to wear pointed-toe or tight-fronted shoes/boots without the extra material there.
22 Jan 2008, 23:10 #2265
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

But why do those stockings have no toes? :headscratch:


Therein lies the mystery :hehe:
22 Jan 2008, 23:11 · edited #2266
Wynter wrote:

It's easier to wear pointed-toe or tight-fronted shoes/boots without the extra material there.


Oh, I thought it was to show of your corns and bunions on one's stank feets. Show 'em to the world and air 'em out if you will.
22 Jan 2008, 23:18 #2267
Wynter wrote:It's easier to wear pointed-toe or tight-fronted shoes/boots without the extra material there.

Radical thought: How about wearing more comfortable shoes?
23 Jan 2008, 02:05 #2268
Tu_triky wrote:

Oh, I thought it was to show of your corns and bunions on one's stank feets. Show 'em to the world and air 'em out if you will.


We have enough pollution as it is.

bmwracer wrote:
Radical thought: How about wearing more comfortable shoes?


That's the same thing I've asked my own gender since I was old enough to try on my first pair of heels.

Wynter <--- sneakers and flats wearer. The only heels I own are platforms. :mrgreen:
23 Jan 2008, 02:06 #2269
Wynter wrote:
We have enough pollution as it is.


Yes, with the belching cows and all.
23 Jan 2008, 02:08 #2270
Tu_triky wrote:

Yes, with the belching cows and all.


I work with a few of those. Not pretty.
23 Jan 2008, 02:10 #2271
Wynter wrote:

I work with a few of those. Not pretty.



Sweden to Study Belching Cows

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) &#8212; A Swedish university has received $590,000 in research funds to measure the greenhouse gases released when cows belch.

About 20 cows will participate in the project run by the Swedish University for Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala, about 40 miles north of Stockholm, officials said Monday.

Cattle release methane, a greenhouse gas believed to contribute to global warming, when they digest their food. Researchers believe the level of methane released depends on the type of food the eat.

Project leader Jan Bertilsson said that the cows involved in the study will have different diets and wear a collar device measuring the methane level in the air around them.

He said 95 percent of the methane released by cows comes out through the mouth.

"This type of research is already being conducted in Canada so we will be in contact with Canadian agricultural researchers in the near future," he said.

The research will be funded by a grant from the government's Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning.
23 Jan 2008, 02:18 #2272
Tu_triky wrote:


Sweden to Study Belching Cows

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) \ A Swedish university has received $590,000 in research funds to measure the greenhouse gases released when cows belch.

About 20 cows will participate in the project run by the Swedish University for Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala, about 40 miles north of Stockholm, officials said Monday.

Cattle release methane, a greenhouse gas believed to contribute to global warming, when they digest their food. Researchers believe the level of methane released depends on the type of food the eat.

Project leader Jan Bertilsson said that the cows involved in the study will have different diets and wear a collar device measuring the methane level in the air around them.

He said 95 percent of the methane released by cows comes out through the mouth.

"This type of research is already being conducted in Canada so we will be in contact with Canadian agricultural researchers in the near future," he said.

The research will be funded by a grant from the government's Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning.


LOL! Hmmmm... I have to admit, I don't think changing the diet of cows will save the world from global warming. :rofl:

Hmmm... and why Canada? We must have some grande cow farms up here.
23 Jan 2008, 02:19 #2273
Wynter wrote:

LOL! Hmmmm... I have to admit, I don't think changing the diet of cows will save the world from global warming. :rofl:

Hmmm... and why Canada? We must have some grande cow farms up here.


<burp>

:hehe:
23 Jan 2008, 03:39 #2274
Wynter wrote:Wynter <--- sneakers and flats wearer. The only heels I own are platforms. :mrgreen:

Platforms?

You mean those elevator shoes for women? :beaten:
23 Jan 2008, 06:43 #2275
bmwracer wrote:
Platforms?

You mean those elevator shoes for women? :beaten:


LOL! But way more extreme:

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23 Jan 2008, 06:49 #2276
LOL, that's ridiculous. :beaten:

They're like Herman Munster shoes. :hehe:
23 Jan 2008, 06:54 #2277
bmwracer wrote:LOL, that's ridiculous. :beaten:

They're like Herman Munster shoes. :hehe:


:rofl: I'll keep that in mind when Halloween rolls around.

My platforms empower me. When I wear them at work, I feel like I can squash the pests with one foot.
23 Jan 2008, 06:57 #2278
They make you the same height as everyone else? :hehe:
23 Jan 2008, 07:01 #2279
Anime Dad wrote:They make you the same height as everyone else? :hehe:


Add half a foot to those shoes and I'd be as tall as you. :hehe:
23 Jan 2008, 07:06 #2280
Wyn-chan is vertically-challenged :D

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