Your grammar sucks, flooidd is spelled with two d's.ryo02 said:langauge iz veri flooid pritty shure yoo kan mish spel evree wurd yoo uze grammeh natzi's bee dammened.
oh I saw the context we were given I'm just saying perfect spelling is over rated you might say it isn't "necessary".itsthesheppy said:I must have missed a news story.
Yopaz said:Your grammar sucks, flooidd is spelled with two d's.ryo02 said:langauge iz veri flooid pritty shure yoo kan mish spel evree wurd yoo uze grammeh natzi's bee dammened.
OT: It's odd, often I don't get the strips, this time where the context is provided I got it without any problems...
itsthesheppy said:I must have missed a news story.
If it gets Jim Sterling on Have I Got News For You then I'm all for this.Chrono212 said:Now, call me crazy, but isn't what Mr. Jaffe suggesting similar to, but not identical to, what the BBC does?
Of course the BBC has editors and such, but they are bound by it's Royal Charter and Agreement to maintain "editorial independence" and, because of the licence fee providing guaranteed income (i.e. no need for advertisers) they can cover stories in any which way as long as it remains neutral and independent, even as a state broadcaster.
The way I see it, what the hypothetical Kickstarter money would do is give the hypothetical writing team that same level of editorial/writing independence.
tl;dr: make the whole of the BBC a games focused news outlet.
It's even more sad that people haven't seen "Say Anything" and don't realize how Activision is evil.Daystar Clarion said:It's a sad day when you have to provide context for the joke.
But seeing as how the last two comics got a myriad of 'I don't it', then I can understand why