Chris

Not really, but I have been victim to expletive-spewing tweenies and singing five year olds... does that count as at attack?

Someone please get this guy a girlfriend...

Top 10 reasons NOT to get excited about Bioshock:

10. Yet another billionth FPS where you kill things.
9. It's Resident Evil. With water. Yawn.
8. Can't crack open the windows with your pipe.
7. No John Romero head to shoot at.
6. Seriously, you hack bots by assembling pipes?
5. Ewe Boll hasn't promised to make tie-in movie.
4. I want to see myself smoke and drink liquor, dammit.
3. You can't release the Kraken.
2. No special appearance from the Little Mermaid.

And the worst thing about Bioshock?

1. You can't be a Big Daddy.

I don't know who is worse, the Republicans who are assholes, or the Democrats who are assholes trying not to act like assholes. Thanks Pelosi, you've once again screwed over the American people by making promises you can't keep.

Vote them all out! I think we need an all-new Congress and Administration. Who cares what party they are from?

So, where do I get my hands on one of those killing simulators? Sounds fun...

I can't even believe that GM is going to put this thing into production. It's the coolest and most innovative American car that I've seen in 30 years. Sign me up!

And to think, it only took plunging profits, declining marketshare, and the threat of obsolescence to get this thing out the door. America's auto industry... better late than never!

Apparently, the comments have representation from buffoons and the auto industry, because I can't think of any sane person who doesn't think that the auto industry shouldn't be producing more fuel efficient cars when gas prices are currently sky-high and we're being held hostage by oil-producing Middle Eastern countries that want us all dead. Would it kill the Feds to have done something about this 10 years ago so that states didn't feel compelled to do it by themselves? Inaction by our federal government has put us in this mess, the healthcare mess, and the immigration mess, and then we blame the states. Wow... that's intelligent.

VH1 called, they want their "I Love the 90s" flagship vehicle back...

Ford couldn't build enough GTs to keep up with demand, so I think there's a definite market for folks who want an American supercar. The only thing is the new Vector will have to offer technologies that are out of this world to compete with the likes of the Veyron. But if the new Vector looked anything like these renderings, then it might not matter so much...

They didn't mention that it got about 4 miles down the road and then promptly broke down...