Rick_Fingers

Not the art style alone, but the accompanying game design and typical melodrama common in a lot of Japanese titles is enough to put me right off.

There are exceptions, of course. But not many.

@nekroskop: like clockwork.

Sad, sad clockwork.

I'm the first person to bag Cruise, but this is just a media beat up plain and simple.

Just use the engine to make a god damn cyberpunk game!

...just Jesus man.

I really can't articulate well what reading that made me feel, but thank you for writing it and thank you for sharing your experiences.

I've really been pulled in (i hesitate to say enjoyed in this case) by everything you have written, keep it up.

On a personal note, good on you for getting help. I truly hope you get to the stage where such things as this no longer have such an effect. My true condolences for the loss of your friend as well.

@pyromagnestir: you obviously aren't posting enough random photos of yourself in forum threads

Prowrestling.net is reporting that Iron Sheik has challenged the Mayor of Toronto to a wrestling match and has also indicated be will run for mayor.

Sheik is definitely ahead in the crack smoking stakes, and I can only assume in the arse-raping-men-to-make-them-humble race as well.

@jadegl: that sounds super interesting.

My favourite thing about my job is I work in the health space, so even though I'm not a clinician, I get to interact with people and learn about products and usage and things that is really fascinating.

Plus I work with a tonne of former nurses and midwives, all with very interesting stories.

Having a job that is actually interesting makes a massive difference.

I'm the last person to defend Call of Duty anything, but I don't see an issue here.

Main thing is patience. He's not going to stop biting immediately, he's not going to be toilet trained immediately.

We have a 6 month old Border Collie, had him since 6 weeks, and it was a process. But he's perfectly behaved now.

You need to be effusive with your praise when he does the right thing, and stern when he does the wrong. Don't freak out at him when he has an accident, but when he starts to go grab him immediately and take him to his spot. He will figure it out eventually.

Another word of advice if he is really young: it takes a while, as with kids, for them to have consistent control. We had newspaper down for the first couple of months near our dog door, which got him used to going to one spot and helped train him to be comfortable going outside once he was old enough.

Admittedly your pup is older, but if he hasn't had the training, the above might help.

Oh and take him to puppy school! You'll get good advice on training that will help you and he will get some socialization, which is super important.