My comment isn't a heart attack dude, chill out I'm obviously not fuming when I make a comment like that, I'm just saying.
Well you went on a rant talking about "brain power" so it seemed like you were taking it way too seriously.
You were replying to my comment so I figured it was directed at me.
That's been my attitude since the last E3. Even with the Playstation Experience rumors I had given up on this whole long wait for what never comes. When Playstation tweeted that pic of DMC1 and nothing came of it and then P* people were talking about seeing red and a something about a character and all that turned out to be Transformers, both of those were during one event and nothing came of it, and that was the last straw, I am done hoping every event is the one, which, as always, isn't. This is how Ebenezer Scrooge started out, a spirited, sometimes sad but always hopeful, young man who once loved and believed, but then the years went on and on and he waited and he waited but they just wouldn't release that sequel, though they kept teasing it and before he knew it he was an old man, unloving, alone, bitter, and with nothing but his money to keep him warm...
That's just what pessimists say to make it seem like rationality rather than cynicism.
I seem to remember the moral of the story being that Scrooge was a fool and that he should cheer up instead of live as a grouch.
And the moral of Jurassic Park is how nature is unpredictable and one shouldn't play with forces beyond their control but that doesn't mean that Dennis Nedry didn't get eaten for being greedy. The moral and events of the story are irrelevant here. The fact is that if Scrooge had gotten his sequel he wouldn't have been the shell of a human being that he became in his old age.
Wait doesn't that just tie into the main theme again?
