The public is always wondering what the media’s effect on children is; a prominent concern because children are the indicators of changing times. What we influence them with can foretell how a certain future era or generation is going to play out.
It seems that people don’t just bandwagon on basketball teams these days, but also hate trains for the unlucky person of the week. It seems that people don’t just bandwagon on basketball teams these days, but also hate trains for the unlucky person of the week.
Arcades are becoming an increasingly rare relic within a society that is growing to favor distance over intimacy. These buildings that house games, prizes and machines brought to life some of gamings wildest fantasies, made them closer to reality and were shared among players of all ages.
We’re taught from a very young age to look down upon failure and always strive for success. This mindset overlooks the very important fact that failure is what helps illuminate that murky road to success.
Consumers in the gaming world are often compliant with the underhanded practices of companies that Dr. Evil would be envious of. Videogames are being sold incomplete and many gamers are accepting it – some are even defending it.
Holy censored dialogue, today’s atmosphere is so politically correct that it tries to sanitize anything that might possibly affect anyone. This has led to less R-rated flicks and more films where kids can enter and annoy a whole audience.
There is a centuries old tug of war battle going on between friends and the main squeeze. Honestly, friends might be better for you than your significant other will ever be.
The feeling of despair hits like a family member recently dying; but if they did, you wouldn’t know because you’ve been watching all the seasons of the “X-Files” and can’t even remember what human contact is like…
Male or female, if you don’t want to dance with somebody then declining is as simple as saying “no, thanks” or moving away if necessary. In a perfect world, nobody would have to move, but anyone that’s been on this planet for a minute has realized that this world isn’t perfect and some people just can’t take a hint.
Turn off all caps and set aside those pitchforks, the movie is good, but it just borrows heavily from past entries and relies more on a nostalgia trip for quality.