gamax92 wrote:So "Game boy Creator", Tell us why it called a Game Boy.
I think that's obvious. He wanted to differentiate it from a Game Girl, to assert his manliness. Is that so wrong? Testosterone is not a sin.
gamax92 wrote:Why Does It Say Nintendo? You're Not Nintendo
Who are you to criticize a name? His name very well could be Nintendo. I named my son Nintendo, and he and his wife Atari are doing very well thank you. Not an uncommon name, and what on earth is wrong with naming one's product after oneself? John Deere would like to have a talk with you.
gamax92 wrote:What console is the portable.
It's a Game Boy portable. Learn to read. I have some Dr. Seuss books I haven't used in awhile you can borrow.
gamax92 wrote:Why Does
Wikipedia Say Otherwise
Did you know that
anyone can edit Wikipedia to say whatever they want!? It's an awful source for any information. Don't sully the good name of the Benheck.com forums by bringing Wikipedia into it! Take your communist attitude elsewhere.
gamax92 wrote:Why Is The Date April 21, 1989?
It's not. Today is October 16, 2010. Buy a calendar. They're cheap.
gamax92 wrote:Why Am I Asking You So Many Questions.
Because you want to criticize the blood, sweat, and tears put into this masterpiece by one poor forum-goer.
gamax92 wrote:Why Am I Wasting My Time Making Question For The BRAT Who Just Wants Negative Attention.
Because you are so incredibly jealous of that Game Boy. You wish you had one. And you never can. Maybe if you offer izisportiblizer77 a commission, for say, $800, he'll make you one. But I wouldn't hold your breath. And I don't mean that specifically on the opportunity for a commission, I just mean in general. Holding one's breath is a waste of time to everyone involved, always. The last time I held my breath, I was underwater. If you hold your breath, you'll be underwater too. You don't want to drown, do you?
Fantastic work, izisportiblizer77, don't listen to this schmuck, you really are an inspiration to us all. You should pitch your product to large video game corporations, I think you might be on to something.