Yeah... Great. How does this campaign solve the problem besides generating some buzz? I mean, this doesn't change anything, it just brings up something we are all aware about; that sexual harassment is a problem. Great. No shit.

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So, they just condemn ISIS for being assholes, but attach a strong word related to religious duty? It feels bothersome, but it might be a clever way to take an ideological, and religious distance between them, and the extremists. However, I doubt it will resolve the issue where young people disappear from schools to go all the way to the M.E. and support this kind of cause.

I mean, think about it, if you end up in Britain from a war-torn, and impoverished area, but ultimately just go back in that shithole it means there's something completely wrong with Britain. Why would someone consider it a good idea to leave a country like Britain and risk becoming a corpse?

That kind of person has set their mind, and the problem isn't certainly some propaganda found on the internet. The problem exists very well in Britain in some form or another, and it can't get more clear than this. It just feels that this is set to fail to stop anyone who made up their mind, but maybe it might be successful in a negative way to generate some contrast.

It's ironic how this whole line of action just reflects what an Islamophobic may expect; aggressiveness backed by religious claims and the creation of a community to serve that specific purpose.

I don't remember what was on my head at the time of my sexual discovery.

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Go to aisle four and meet The Hermit who has been living in the supermarket for the last 20 years.

It reminds me those bad flash games you can find in the darkest depths of the internet.

Yeah, imagine if we kept the headbar as-is forever. I'd rather stab users instead, that would be less painful than that torture. (Just confirming here though, that I'll begin working on it this Friday, so early UX tests will be available about Monday)

The red likely won't be the final color.

They are orange in Greece.

Don't you mean yellow?

I see. Well, I guess that's the difference between an ideology like UKIP's, and taking action upon these ideologies like Golden Dawn was doing more or less.

No, none of our parties are.

I was driving at the speed limit in the ring road where the speed limit is 90 km/h, coincidentally that is also the ideal cruising speed for my car. I was on the leftmost lane, due to the fact I had to turn left in the exit at the end of the ring road (mind you, you can go forward, left, and right, three exits)

So this huge 4x4 car is behind me. They flash their lights, as if I should move on the left, and they do it again. Of course, I don't move since that's the lane for my exit. (That is like 1km away at this point) What they do is then change to the middle lane, proceed to speed up to 120km/h, and more, go on the left lane while all the same beeping. (I calculated their speed based on how quickly they surpassed me, and how they reached the next car in the middle lane that was already going faster than me, and went into the left lane, and probably passed the orange light in the last moment by taking the dangerous curve at a high speed)

So Flood, met any geniuses on the roads lately?

Meanwhile at Valve...

Well, there goes Half-Life 3. There's no point in producing the game since Half-Life 2 gained another 10 years of lifespan

There's an HD version of Age of Empires 2 available on Steam. (With multiplayer) You should also play StarCraft 2. Avoid Age of Empires 3 if you are a fan of Age of Empires 2's mechanics and you don't want the changes they made in Age of Empires 3 (where they tried to emulate the colonial age; read up a few reviews and you'll see for yourself)

I am not sure, do you really think that NATO would be successful at doing that? If it actually was then the ideas of an unified EU military wouldn't be starting to get more trending as of late, don't you think?

I think a higher degree of involvement from NATO could keep Europe united in matters of defence.

Everyone is freeloading off American tax dollars but the US citizens.

Except it isn't, because Europe is freeloading off of American tax dollars.