WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

author=Link_2112
You can't use the gamepad for those games?

The Wii U gamepad doesn't work on the Wii menu mode of the Wii U.... for reasons unexplained (cmon nintendo seriously get off your duff and make it possible).

author=turkeyDawg
Also, its like, almost 2-year-old "news" by now, but apparently the next "doomsday prophecy" is Nibiru coming back in 2016 to kill us all with Biblical style! So, look forward to that, guys.

Man, these doomsdays are getting really low budget. She was contacted by aliens only twenty years ago? They didn't have any better advance warning than that? Those are some pretty worthless aliens.

I liked the Mayan one a lot better. Much more mysterious. Nibiru is like what happens when a B-movie producer can't get the rights to anything that he actually wants to make and settles for a script written by his cousin. Though I guess it's still better than, like, Y2K.

Watching the fireworks at my local park, eating from a sausage sizzle. I like my community sometimes.

Right-wing American politics, you done it again.

Wasn't there some big quote or saying, something about not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country or something? Eh, probably some commu-pinko-facist-supersocialists-weedlord-boner like Rommel.

Godwin's Law is alive and well. There's no need to compare the modern government to Nazism when they're their own brand of thuggery, like any government throughout history. Russia under Stalin killed more than twice the number the Nazi's did and were just much a police state, but even the briefest historical analysis shows that the difference between Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany were night and day, so will future see in its comparison of the U. S. to other governments whose similarities can only be found on the surface.

@GRS Kennedy's statement is more relevant now than ever. One could argue that open dissent against injustice is the single greatest thing one could do for one's country.

@LockeZ I've always thought Hitler was a prime example of a leader who lost control of a propaganda machine that he created and had no choice but to ride it all the way. I don't think anyone, even Hitler, sets upon a course with the intent to slaughter millions, but once it began, there was no way to reverse course.

author=LockeZ
One time I got forced into a date with someone I had no interest in that was set up by a friend, so I bought a shirt that said "What about all the good things Hitler did?" to make sure it wouldn't turn into a second date. The shirt had a photo of Hitler with triumphant angry fist raised high, and a bouquet of flowers photoshopped into his clenched fist.

I could have just not shown up and told her not to contact me again, but then I'd just look like an asshole. This way I looked like an asshole AND got revenge against my stupid friend. It made him look as bad as me, since he set this poor girl up on a date with a guy who is apparently pro-Hitler! Worth it.

Also we went to a NASCAR event, which I'm sure made that the worst date of her life. I didn't pick the location though. Even I'm not THAT sadistic.

Wait, she actually went along with going somewhere with you in public when you were wearing that shirt? XD

I actually worked with a guy who was pro-Hitler. I would listen to him go on about how Hitler was a misunderstood visionary. Well, one day, I chose to respectfully disagree with him, but any man who creates an empire that slaughters millions, intentional or not, can be said to have rather poor vision. Big mistake, followed by months lectures at least twice a week.

lol I geddit. "death and taxes"! ha!

Hey, Hitler did do some good things in his time as Supreme Dicktator of Germany. For one, he created some very strict laws about animal abuse and those who broke them were very heavily punished. That's one thing I can get behind... you know, if he weren't a bit of a hypocrite and ass.


...he shoulda stuck with being an artist. His paintings weren't that bad.