... eh?

I just started episode House 3x02. It was recorded from TV.
Before the thing started, it said "Viewer discretion is advised".
That made me laugh.
And it got me to write up some stuff I needed to get rid off.
Just ignore it if you like, okay?
Anyway.
Censorship. On TV. The hell is that supposed to do?
I mean, I am from a country where you get graphic stuff in the middle of the afternoon.
A country where US musicians are happy to be able to drop their pants and show their ugly asses on a TV show that is mainly watched by people younger than 20.
Well.
It's laughable, really.
I got my own TV set when I was fiteen.
Which is damn late compared to the stuff that goes on in this country today.
Still, from that day on, I could watch whatever I wanted.
Which I did.
And it didn't turn me into a psycho, an addict or a mass-murderer.
All that parental advisory stuff just makes bad stuff more intersting for kids.
Who then get it on the 'net or from their older friends.
And then notice it's not all it's cracked up to be.
Really.
I mean, I love you Americans.
But I don't get why you would erase images of guns from kids' cartoons when those kids' dads can buy then in the store at the corner.
Priorities, anyone?
But I still love you, even though you're quite the weird bunch ^_^
End of rant.
*goes to watch House*

Interesting O_o

Can you guess what those two completely unrelated devices have in common?

Answer and details ( under the cut! )

Apart from that, CD 2 of "Star Trek: Borg" finally completed. Still need to play it, though ^_^;;;

*snort*

If you game fans out there ever feel like watching soemthing truly awful - here you go:
The intro videos to two of the three Zelda games for the Philips CD-I!

Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
Link: The Faces of Evil

Oww... owwww... brain... hurts... must... close... Firefox...

Wow... I dunno what's worse. The graphics, the story, the dialogues...
I guess I'd choose the graphics. It looks like the characters are speaking sign language *flail, flail*

And in case anyone should be wondering what country those strange animations come from: It's Russia. And I bet by now, they have learned how to do better... not that I know any Russian animated movies O_o