60% of you will probably hate this video. 30% of you never liked anything I've done anyway, so will feel that this is par for the course. 9% of you will be confused and upset. 1% of you will absolutely love it. This video is for that 1%.
I was hoping to do Demon's Souls this week, but I'm having severe trouble trying to capture PS3 footage, because Sony doesn't like to make my life easy. Hopefully that will be resolved for next week, though, because I have a plenty of ideas for PlayStation games that so far have not been mined. Fortunately I had this week's video stored up for a rainy day like this ... and believe me, I make it rain in this one.
Anyway, go watch it and I want it stated for the record that I am not sorry.
You know I had the crazy idea to watch this while doing economics homework and thanks to you Jim I will never touch, see or even ever think about money and not relate it to masturbation. You've either doomed me to a lifetime of stripers or the most successful bussiness ever.
I think I went through the entire Kubler-Ross grief cycle watching this.
Shock: "He's already doing a Bayonetta vid? Too soon?"
Denial: "Why's the audio cutting out? Don't tell me he screwed it up."
Anger: "Okay it's kind of still there. Who just records their TV with a mic?"
Bargaining: "Maybe someone will post in the comments and he'll fix it and re-upload."
Depression: "...oh god, do I hear what I think I hear?"
Testing: "Well, to be honest, it's not like there was any other way to handle Bayonetta."
Acceptance: "Well bargained and done, Mr. Sterling. Very nice."
The next video should be you getting off on the cotton commercial.
(The cotton commercials are WAY TO WHOLESOME for this site. Between, Bayonetta's butt, Jim's Juice's, Splinter Cell's machine gunning guys in the face, and God of War slicing people in half. The country music chick just looks silly.)
So this video was about as informative as any of your other shit, huh Jim? It's pretty obvious it was fake though. We all know that it has probably been many a jelly doughnut since you've last seen your dick.
I'm fairly new to Destructiod and I have been trying to be an active player in the community and I must say from what I have seen of your work I can easily say this would be a better place without you.
Also, my stance on liking it or hating it depends on if you faked or you actually did "the deed", respectively. I'd like to say no, but with you of all people... I can't be entirely sure. I'n not sure if I'm delighted or horrified at this.
I'm farly old to Destructiod and I have been an active player in the community for a while and I must say from what I have seen of your person I can easily say this would be a better place without you.
You forgot to factor in the 50% of use that knew you would do that, as we are real men and no that Bayonetta is the hottest girl to ever be made from thin air.
Good work, I now proclaim you a voice of a generation of real men.
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