Brad Wardell/Stardock sue employee for one million dollars

At this point it is a little boring.

Which is why you are checking this thread.

Yeah, brett needs to learn some new tricks if he expects continued attention.

Well, now that I know there'll be no legal happenings for the next year or so, I'm out. I will continue to be curious how the cases ultimately turn out, but beyond that I agree there's nothing left to talk about really, it's all been said.

And yet Brad keeps talking, very publicly, which is what keeps bringing us back. We'll let you know how it turns out.

To be fair, Brett found out that a Democrat released a buggy space sim once.

Not sure where you ever got that impression.. I don't even defend Wardell, I just think the obsession people have with him here is strange.

Your finding it strange is effectively a defense. "What's the big deal" is effectively a defense.

No it isnt, I think what Wardell is accused of is wrong and he should pay for it in a court of law. One can think that and also think that what is going on here is an obsession with someone people here dont like.

It's not an obsession with Brad. It's an obsession with the lawsuit and the insane comments that followed and continues on.

No when people basically start complaining they are bored and want Wardell to say more stuff they can talk about its an obsession.

I'm not obsessed, but this lawsuit has me wondering, when Brad wipes his ass do you think he reaches between his legs or around his cheeks?

You mean when he gets rid of the alimental materials?

I regret I cannot like this more than once.

Also, please don't respond to Brett's pleas for attention in a thread where he just realized it's not about him.

Premise: Ass wiping is unpleasant.

Definition: Making someone else do unpleasant things is cruel.

Fact: Brad is cruel to his employees (bees).

Fact: Brad treats his children like employees (performance reviews).

What do you think?

I think the obsession that you have about the obsession that other people have about brad wardell is strange.

This thread is an experiment to find out how many times people can make the same joke and still get likes.

You know who else liked to experiment with people?

What does that make people who complain that they're bored and want you to stop talking? Hypothetically, of course.

The Malconism "omnishambles" is the OED's word of the year.


e: seems like that ship has sailed

This thread is an experiment to find out how many times people can make the same joke and still get likes.

Fuckin ouroboros, how do they work?


Forums, they make them real.

I had to make a lot of tough choices to max out this video. Choosing some options force you away from other options.

http://magicsanta.ca/gateway.html?code=C73KVE

You are an amazing, evil man.

Oh, my.

I was just grinning until Santa suggested an area for improvement. Nasal passages, meet soda.

So, this was my dilemma when making the video. If you picked him to be an adult, you could have Santa tell him he was offensive to his "employees" and "employees" instead of offensive to his "babysitter" and "friends". That would have been pretty good.

But then you lose the ability to choose "improve your writing skills" as the challenge for next year. C'mon, Canadian Santa! Another option for the challenge to a kid was "to learn to use the toilet" but it's hard to make the connection to peeing on cars to that.

There was, of course, no combination of options that would unlock anything about nipples.

Oh my.

Obsession, stalker, etc etc etc

Hilarious.

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this, but...

http://www.quartertothree.com/fp/2012/12/12/2012-the-year-in-gaming/#more-18662

...Tom Chick just gave Stardock's "Fallen Enchantress" his "Best PR" award of 2012. Is the irony intended? It must be. It must be. I mean, come on.

Tom's awards are full of love for Stardock.

I haven't beaten it, but I somehow feel like Best Ending to ME3 is just designed to send people into a froth.

Well, he did write this, which I agree with wholeheartedly:

By that same logic, Rebecca Black's Friday is a win for everyone concerned.

That's funny. Someone played Far Cry 3 with the music on.

That is hilartastically revisionist.

Worth it for the parts with Die Antwoord and the field burning.

Otherwise, meh.

I actually like the score, it comes close to having ominous wubwubs but manages to restrain itself so that it has a really nice consistent atmosphere. All of the licensed music has been appropriate so far and the stuff that plays in the cars is just faint enough to be totally unrecognizable even if you knew what world music cd it was pulled from.