Eat Doritos, Drink Mt. Dew, Win an Xbox One
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True. Best stick with the plain variety, or maybe MS should bundle a Nintendo Rob style robot to feed you the Doritos while you play.sid said:
I wouldn't mind winning one. That way I won't feel like I've wasted any money when I smash it to pieces, put it in a box, shit in said box, then mail it to Microsoft's doorstep.
Like green shit, red shit and black shit!Callate said:
And, of course with all things shit, it's better flushed down the toilet. Unless you're fertilizing something.
Makes me kinda wonder what Microsoft is fertilizing now...
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Just when my opinion of Microsoft couldn't get any lower...
I keep getting this image of Microsoft 'turning tricks' for major junk food suppliers.
Just when my opinion of Microsoft couldn't get any lower...
I keep getting this image of Microsoft 'turning tricks' for major junk food suppliers.
Not helping those of us trying to debate that there isn't much merit in video gaming being linked to childhood obesity there, Microsoft.
To be fair, this is not helping its own image either. This sort of thing seems to scream out not for gamers as people, but for the stereotype of gamers to come and flock to its shores...particularly the unflattering stereotype of Xbox gamers as over-caffeinated man-children of either the fraternity or basement variety.
At this point, though, I'm not particularly surprised by the lack of concrete information on how this promotion works, and find myself uncaring at best about it. In other words, not too different from my current take on Microsoft and its products.
To be fair, this is not helping its own image either. This sort of thing seems to scream out not for gamers as people, but for the stereotype of gamers to come and flock to its shores...particularly the unflattering stereotype of Xbox gamers as over-caffeinated man-children of either the fraternity or basement variety.
At this point, though, I'm not particularly surprised by the lack of concrete information on how this promotion works, and find myself uncaring at best about it. In other words, not too different from my current take on Microsoft and its products.
Ah, so that's how they're gonna get those paperweights in people's houses.
By giving them away for free.
By giving them away for free.
Did Mountain Dew used to taste different?
I remember a time I drank it semi often and really enjoyed it.
Nowadays when I open a 20 oz it tastes different, almost like it's already a little watered down.
As usual, what's up with this forum?
Is everyone here a health food nut of the obnoxious variety, or is everyone so starved to say some petty thing about something they don't like that they'll take any opportunity?
I mean, I'm not the healthiest eater, I drink soda and enjoy potato chips semi-occasionally, but I don't guzzle the shit all day, which is what you'd have to do to get to the state most people seem to be accusing here.
I remember a time I drank it semi often and really enjoyed it.
Nowadays when I open a 20 oz it tastes different, almost like it's already a little watered down.
As usual, what's up with this forum?
Is everyone here a health food nut of the obnoxious variety, or is everyone so starved to say some petty thing about something they don't like that they'll take any opportunity?
I mean, I'm not the healthiest eater, I drink soda and enjoy potato chips semi-occasionally, but I don't guzzle the shit all day, which is what you'd have to do to get to the state most people seem to be accusing here.
We knew that Microsoft doesn't care about our mental health when they announced all the DRM shit. But it seems they don't really give a fuck about our physical health either. In fact, the crazier and more obese you are, the better.
