Topic: Nintendo Releases "Everybody Votes Channel"

[KDR_11k]

I wish it allowed open ended questions, I want to know how you type with boxing gloves on.

Other than that, half of the questions don't even apply to me. How I like my eggs? Not at all, thank you. Which I like better, cats or dogs? They both taste like chicken anyway.

[Smash_Brother]

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Originally posted by: KDR_11k
Other than that, half of the questions don't even apply to me. How I like my eggs? Not at all, thank you. Which I like better, cats or dogs? They both taste like chicken anyway.

Dog tastes like pork, foo'.

How would chinese restaurants have buffets with pork dishes otherwise?

[KDR_11k]

Human tastes like pork...

[IceCold]

So you're that German cannibal..

[Svevan]

I'm glad that everyone who is WISE voted Roses.

My suggestion for a question: Which movie do you like more? 2001: A Space Odyssey, or Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

[vudu]

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Originally posted by: Svevan
My suggestion for a question: Which movie do you like more? 2001: A Space Odyssey, or Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

This question should be the most one sided poll ever.  Unfortunately, people are stupid and it probably wouldn't be.

[Svevan]

I don't know enough about your taste in movies to know which one "should be" voted for. But I think it's a pretty fair question: one movie represents the ultimate in intellectual science fiction with an art-film, sometimes narrative-lite dynamic that breaks the classical formula, while the other is a narrative film with strong emotional pull, little ambiguity, but strong core ideas and presentation. Although I certainly think one is better than the other, I can see why people would prefer Close Encounters over Kubrick's masterpiece.

[vudu]

There you go second guessing yourself.

[Mario323]

Wouldnt no codes per system be better?

[Ceric]

I didn't like 2001.

[NeoThunder]

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Wouldnt no codes per system be better?

Well, Gamertags or Friend Codes....you have to use one or the other.  They arn't really needed to play online cause servers send game data to IP address, not friend codes.  However, you can't find your friends without a unique code for your system (since many Internet service providers don't always give you the same IP address). Gamertags work well, but the only downside is you have to try and think of some unique title nobody has thought of yet.  Friend codes make it so you can have whatever name you want which is nice.  Also without friend codes, you could not recieve messages and have your Wii give off that cool blue glow.