They are both stupid as fucking hell, I just can't understand how the media brainwashes people to drink and smoke, its ridiculous, especially drinking is viewed as so "cool". Disgusting.

Why can't people hate those habits as much as furry fandom?

I wish things like drinking and smoking could be as ostracized as furry fandom. Sorry, I see nothing cool about drinking alcohol nor smoking.

Oh yeah.............. ; )

NOT SAFE FOR WORK!!!

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That's why I like that furry art over all others, because it looks more humanized.

LOL. : D

The Japanese furry artist Dr. Comet brings out the furry in me. ; )

NOT SAFE FOR WORK!

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Ah modders, the bane of official DLC makers and the idols of PC gamers worldwide.

Of course not every game is worth $60. I was so excited when I heard in 2007 there would be a new Soldier of Fortune game coming out, despite it being developed by a budget studio that made deer hunting games. The game in the end turned out to be utter garbage, it even was categorized into Activision's "Value" brand but yet they charged $60 for it at launch for consoles and $50 for PC. They had a very low budget for the game but charged the same as a full priced game.

Just another reason why Activision is so evil.

Didn't know that, thanks.

It is sort of shady to make games like Modern Warfare 2 and FEAR 2 on the PC require Steam to authenticate, even the retail copies. I like how they do add achievements and a large user community like consoles, but Steam has a monopoly on these games, no other digital retailers can sell them.

I hope for PC games to get a more unified system instead of having so many such as Steam, Games for Windows/LIVE, Impulse, GOG, etc. but one system also limits flexibility which is a staple of PC gaming.