http://ydr.com/story/main/78396/
Thanks, Hillary! :(
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://ydr.com/story/main/78396/
Thanks, Hillary! :(
For the sake of fairness:
I'm not particularly fond of Hillary, but she didn't have any thing to
do with it's rating change resulting in it removal from the shelves. The
article only offers her reaction
As I understand it, she pretty much launched a campaign against the game.
Al wrote:
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://ydr.com/story/main/78396/
Thanks, Hillary! :(
For the sake of fairness:
I'm not particularly fond of Hillary, but she didn't have any thing to
do with it's
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, she pretty much launched a campaign against the game.
I hadn't heard that. I could be wrong about her involvement
Al
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, she pretty much launched a campaign against the game.
After some further searching:
That's not good enough, according to U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton, one
of several politicians who have placed a priority on creating more
stringent
I had same issue and sent email to jim at his private address that he
posted with the other day - works fine now and I sent the email this
morning.
Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 12:46 AM 7/23/2005, Chris Reeves typed:
We absolutely welcome newbies; just as long as you don't abandon your
team
MINORS. This is really a bad idea?
Dave Gibney
Pullman, WA
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Subject: Re: [H] GTA San Andreas Pulled from Shelves
Ben
It's a VIDEO GAME. Not real life.
Parents should control what their children sees and does, not the
government.
gibney wrote:
MINORS. This is really a bad idea?
Dave Gibney
Pullman, WA
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On 23 Jul 2005 at 6:32, Al wrote:
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, she pretty much launched a campaign against the
game.
Well, the game-maker, Take-Two, has admitted they buried X-rated material
within the PC, Xbox and PlayStation 2 versions of the game.
They
It's buried, and not accessable through normal methods. Without someone
hacking the game, you're not going to get at that content. How can the
game manufacturer be held liable for that?
My gas tank is full of gasoline. If I shot a hole through it, my car
would explode. Can I sue Jeep if that
Not a good analogy in my books. Cars need gas to work...the game doesn't
need X rated material to run.
What if each car manufacturer placed a booby trap in each vehicle that would
cause it to explode, but such booby trap was not accessible through normal
methods. Could you sue *if* it did go
On her way to become this decade's Tipper - and she does not give a flying f
about it, only to appeal to conservatives in her '08 run.
I mean, GOD FORBID there is the natural act of love in a game, nevermind
that for over 5 years this series encourages you to KILL COPS and saw people
in half.
It is NOT X-rated. NO genitals are viewable. No penetration of virtual
polygons are at all present. It's nothing that you haven't seen in a movie
theater packed with teenagers...or on Nip 'n' Tuck on FX.
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Hayes Elkins wrote:
One of the few times I agree with the rest of the world when I join them in
laughing at the spectacularly stupid double standard of America's shunning
of nudity in mainstream media and unabashed acceptance of wanton violence.
Rest of the world? I think only Europe is more
Gary VanderMolen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hayes Elkins wrote:
One of the few times I agree with the rest of the world when I join them in
laughing at the spectacularly stupid double standard of America's shunning
of nudity in mainstream media and unabashed acceptance of wanton violence.
She's a bitch who didn't bang her way to the top. Her husband did the
banging for her 3#-)
That makes her a real bitch to me. Heh.
Adios,
Tony
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More to the point, there's plenty other areas where minors can observe this
stuff ... even when they sneak down to the TV late at night to watch a dirty
cable channel or download a porn AVI. One game cannot and will not make a
difference.
Adios,
Tony
--- TAMA - The Strongest Name
That's very funny Vince. So if I take my car and modify it to break the
speed limit quicker than anyone else, it's the manufacturer's fault for
supplying me with the necessary tools to do that?
Spare me dude. It was a hidden feature which a group of hackers released,
not the manufacturer.
Time
Does this sad-case Thompson look for nudity for a living? Did his mother
refuse to breast feed him as a child or did he refuse her breasts because
they were not for minors to see?
Adios,
Tony
--- TAMA - The Strongest Name in Drums ---
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Hayes,
I mean, GOD FORBID there is the natural act of love in a game,
nevermind that for over 5 years this series encourages you to KILL
COPS and saw people in half. But OH NO! TITS! HUMPING! THROW THEM IN
GITMO!
One of the few times I agree with the rest of the world when I join
On 24 Jul 2005 at 11:12, Tony Antoniou wrote:
That's very funny Vince.
It is ?
So if I take my car and modify it to break the speed limit quicker than
anyone else, it's the manufacturer's fault for supplying me with the
necessary tools to do that?
Non sequitur ?
Spare me dude. It was
And the aussies, and all of south america (especially brazil) and japan,
and
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Date: Sat, 23
From: Analyst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Sat, 23 Jul 2005 21:31:49 -0500
Hayes,
I mean, GOD FORBID there is the natural act of love in a
I have heard of the problem, and now I have it. This is a very new XP PRO
build fully patched.
The problem is that I can not play streaming video within Internet
Explorer. I get a can't find server error for any video link I click. I can
play the same video file on another computer, or save it
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 15:53:21 GMT
Al [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Ruset [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, she pretty much launched a campaign against the game.
After some further searching:
That's not good enough, according to U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton, one
of several
I'm having this same problem.
Mark Dodge
MD Computers
602-421-0329
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Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 7:18 PM
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Subject: [H] no video
I have heard of the problem, and
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