Just do it.

dick thread didn't have enough dicks but TBH I missed most of this anarchy

I don't remember, last time I was banned on Bungie was so long ago the PM got purged.

On Sep7, I can't remember if I've ever gotten banned or just warned >.>

Daily reminder that Das did everything wrong.

I'm in a predominantly Mets house. Oh shit.

Happy Birthday Blaze!

I noticed a bunch of threads got locked all of a sudden. Does this have anything to do with that other thread? >.>

and there's no way it will live up to expectations

I'm kind of expecting Skyrim in space, with plenty of places to go but more repetition and loneliness than you can poke a stick at.

A little underwhelming this time, but hey, free games. Who knows? I might end up liking them.

Quote from: Kupo on October 29, 2015, 08:43:45 PM

Quote from: Isaac on October 25, 2015, 05:51:35 AM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLAZE

lol because this had me thinking, these threads never get locked when they should be

Oh I've been mentioning it to the staff for months now.
No one cares.

>.> it's also funny how TBlocks likes all the posts that say negative things about the staff

New slide from their financial briefing showing that new Link model in its entirety and guess what?

IT'S THE EXACT SAME AS THE TP ART.

Spoiler

Spoiler

Even the fingers on his right hand are in the same exact pose.

Same clothes, same everything.

Also this was said at the investors briefing:

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CEO Tatsumi Kimishima says there are more titles–unannounced–coming this year to promote both Wii U and 3DS during the year-end holiday season.

omg, this basically confirms it

I mean, I could totally see an HD version happening, perhaps as a sort of consolation for the Zelda Wii U delay, to keep fans reasonably patient.

I wasn't even aware the EU had brought charges against him to begin with. All EU states should still honor extradition treaties regardless of this vote, however.

Yeah, I hadn't realized that, either.

But more importantly, I feel like this is little more than a symbolic vote. From the sound of it, it's more like a suggestion than an order. I imagine most countries would still extradite him if given the opportunity.

oh

The proposal specifically asks for EU member countries to grant Edward Snowden asylum, and to resist attempts at his extradition.

blah blah blah HuffPo--suck it

sauce

Ryan Grenoble News Editor, The Huffington Post   
Posted: 10/29/2015 11:58 AM EDT         

EU Parliament Votes To Drop Charges Against Snowden

They also encouraged members to block his extradition "in recognition of his status as a whistleblower and human rights defender."
 
A big win for Edward Snowden came with the narrowest of margins. By a vote of 285 to 281, Members of European Parliament (MEP) passed a resolution Thursday calling for EU member states to drop criminal charges against the former NSA contractor and protect him from extradition.

In June of this year, the White House rejected the idea of dropping charges filed against Snowden under the Espionage Act. The former CIA contractor fled the U.S. in 2013 and resides in Moscow.

“The fact is that Mr Snowden committed very serious crimes, and the U.S. government and the Department of Justice believe that he should face them,” Obama administration spokesman Josh Earnest told the Guardian at the time. “That’s why we believe that Mr Snowden should return to the United States, where he will face due process and have the opportunity to make that case in a court of law.”

Snowden faces the possibility of extradition to the U.S. should he enter any of the EU’s 28 member countries. At the time of his departure, Snowden applied for -- and was denied -- asylum in Austria, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain. The FBI pursued him relentlessly, even notifying Scandinavian countries in advance of their intent to extradite him should he leave Moscow via a connecting flight through any of their countries.

The EU proposition specifically asks countries to "drop any criminal charges against Edward Snowden, grant him protection and consequently prevent extradition or rendition by third parties, in recognition of his status as whistle-blower and international human rights defender."

Snowden called the vote a "game-changer" on Twitter, adding, "This is not a blow against the US Government, but an open hand extended by friends. It is a chance to move forward."

Reminder that neither of the White House's review panels were able to justify mass surveillance in its current state. The WH is ignoring its own evidence.

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