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To: Archangelsk
Once again, entertainment rules our roost. Why a video game is of any significance to our economy remains one of life's great mysteries.

It's what people want. On the flip side, remember that commercial poking fun at the commies who gave no economic value to what people wanted: Eveningvear... very nice.

32 posted on 07/15/2004 8:14:07 AM PDT by Moonman62
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To: Moonman62
On the flip side, remember that commercial poking fun at the commies who gave no economic value to what people wanted: Eveningvear... very nice.

I think that was a Wendy's commercial. Hilarious. Everyone looked like Leonid Brezhnev, including the female models.

I was never a big Doom fan but I think I'll pick up this game. I'm really looking forward to Half-Life 2. However, the game I still play the most is Civ 3.

45 posted on 07/15/2004 8:20:41 AM PDT by jalisco555 ("The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity." W. B. Yeats)
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To: Moonman62
It's what people want.

A want that is often artificially created. Thank God I have a life that's completely fulfilled. (Car = for going from point A to B; House = a domicile, period; HDTV = waste of fricking money, allows China to increase their GDP and therefore their military; Video Games = mind numbing stupidity, creates several vapid generations).

142 posted on 07/15/2004 9:33:01 AM PDT by Archangelsk (15 out of 19. The House of Saud must be driven into the desert.)
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