"I predict that /deadpool/ will return."

This alone made me not want to continue with your post.
Something so trivial and forcibly innocuous is really fucking irritating.

SAGE has been used.

>>475
>Spanish is taught alongside English in all American Schools, and monoligual English speakers have a very difficult time.
I find this prediction to be the most dubious considering Engish seems to be a popular choice for a second language world wide.

>>467
Wow, that is one uptight, cunty post. The guy made a joke, no need to get your panties all wedged up into your bumcrack.

>>466

The bananas most Westerners are familiar with (the Cavendish) are a smaller variety than bananas fifty years ago. The previous banana-the Gros Michel- was twice as large and much creamier than the Cavendish. However the Gros Michel banana was wiped out by Panama disease mid-century. Fruit companies started harvesting Cavendish bananas due to their resilience to Panama disease. Cavendish crops are now beginning to show signs of Panama disease. That's all I know about that.

>>475
>>the gamestations of the future will be controlled by movements of the body

Can someone explain this to me? I've heard this prediction multiple times and I still fail to understand what people mean by this. Will I twitch my elbow to reload my assault rifle in Halo? Stretch my neck to change my clothes in GTA? Clap my hands to cast magic spells in Skyrim? Which leads to my next question-why the hell would I want to do any of that?

>>542
wii and kinect

>>540
>>542

A post seems to be missing from this thread. Does anyone have the article these two are replying to? Google isn't helping.

>>542
Sounds like the Irish problem with potato blight in, what, 1850ish? Homogeonized stock resulting in a disease spreading that an alternate stock had developed a resistance to from prior exposure, and because they failed to use this stock that had prior exposure and resistance the disease will hit hard.