I'm pretty sure it is Bottle or Plastic bottle with flamable liquid + wick + lighter.

(Thank you Alone in the Dark).

Molotov cocktails are just two sprite bottles duct taped together.

Save for the chastity belt, that chick's pretty hot.
:d


Wait, what?

Molotov is a Spanish rock band.

I'm pretty sure a paper clip goes somewhere on a Molotov, right? If not, that's why I always failed at that part in GTA.

Oh man, kids today better not watch the A-Team. It'll teach them that no matter how much you shoot guns, you will never ever hit anyone.

McGruuuberrrr!

@ Numeros:

McGruber: Hand me that orange juice...yes, and that bottle of vodka...okay, now give me those ice cubes! Hurry!

Female lead: McGruber, what are you doing?

McGruber: Making a screwdriver!

*Explosion*

MC-GRU-BERRRRRRRR!

Haha.

Yes, the blame game has been attached to every new medium of art & entertainment. Films, music, paintings, sculptures, theater, etc...

Too long to list the many different events, but I would argue, it was much more dangerous back then than it is today.

Nowadays, somebody tries to blame something like video games for crime and you get blogosphere and public opinion coming to the defense.

It's different because most the these violent games are targeting teens who shouldnt be playing the game in the first place. Im not defending these morons, but the game companies know who their audience is. They know who plays these games. You all know to if youve ever played online. There are way too many people under 18 playing them.

And more people over 30 playing them.

True, but the defense attorneys also know who their audience is. Namely, a jury of our peers who know nothing about video games and will wholly accept the notion that these kids are innocent; it's Grand Theft Auto that's guilty.

@ChuckJ: I will agree with you that too many immature, impressionable children with parents who have poor parenting skills are playing these games. I disagree with the notion that the games target children under 17 as their audience and that the game companies are to blame, however.

I think the real problem lies with the troubled children and their crappy parents who don't know how to monitor or help filter what media their children ingest or who simply don't care. It also takes a child who already has problems (such as reality testing issues) to triggered by a media stimulus to commit such horrible actions.

It's like that mom suing WoW because her son committed suicide. He must have had a severe mood disorder to begin with in order for a game to influence him to do that.

"Kids are unbelievably dumb today"

:(

Back when I was a teen, we knew to buy lighter fluid in bulk with cash.

I agree we have a lot of kids doing stupid shit today. But I don't think it's the kids who are primely at fault; I blame their parents.

We've progressed to the mentality that the government and other organizations should be doing the parenting of our children, not us. Parents count on ESRB and movie ratings to decide whether or not the content's appropriate for their kids. There's already a problem there since most parents will use the rating and not really look into the actual content. But the biggest problem is that parents also expect stores to monitor and filter what their children intake. They lay the responsibility of monitoring their kids with STORES. Jesus Christ, do people even enter their own kid's room anymore? It's not that hard to find out what they're watching or playing when it's at home.

And sure, kids are still doing stupid things. But the kids that do these things are either A) good kids wwho are just making honest mistakes, or B) kids who haven't been taught a proper perception of what is right/wrong, or C) kids who are disturbed but their parents won't admit/notice or seek treatment for their children. I think B and C are way more likely.

/rant

Media does something stupid = politics/money.

@Psaakyrn: more like ratings, but oh well . . .

hahahaha type your address into a text box?

sign up for youtube service and use "browse" button to "find" your file on your hdd.

Kids are ABSOLUTELY less bright and more ADD prone than they were. You can thank instant access "everything" and immediate gratification in almost every aspect of life.

We are a VERY restless, and MASSIVELY apathetic generation. The TRUE innovators are becoming fewer and more far between than ever

@arrgh: You can't really compare the two generations; it's like apples and oranges. And if you want to argue about kids being "dumber" now, actually, IQ scores rise with time. You can contest the construct validity of these tests but I don't know what better way to measure "brightness." You can also look at school content. Kids are learning math and reading skills faster than their parents' generation (e.g. learning multiplication in 2nd grade versus 4th).

And talking about ADD rates doesn't mean anything, because ADD has just really been "discovered" within this new generation and has become the most over-diagnosed children's disorder. Ritalin has become a quick fix for kids deemed a pain in their ass by their parents and teachers and has partly replaced some parenting and parental discipline.

I'd have to say that kids nowadays definitely take in more information per day than their parents took in during a whole week at the same age. I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing, but hey, at one point our ancestors thought the wheel was a major breakthrough, and nowadays people appreciate what it does, but not what life was like BEFORE the wheel, so take that as you will.

Also I have to agree with Saria here, and I'd say that 90% of the cases I've seen (based on people I know with kids) have kids just being a good ol' fashioned pain in the ass instead of a child with TRUE medicinal needs...and yet, what's the solution?? Let's give them DRUGS! I think our society's dependence on controlled substances is dragging us down faster than each generation's inherent laziness.

Okay, I'll stop now...

i'd like to see how many teens today can get anywhere using DOS. its basically different skill sets.

"I really thought playing Rock Band would substitute real practice!"

"I did poorly on the SATs because Brain Age doesn't teach me geometry."

ahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

now THAT was a funny post.