Without commenting on the OP here:

Any male that sees a pregnant woman or small child bearing woman (or clearly handicapped) standing near them while they sit and who doesn't don't jump out of his seat and offer it to said woman, you gave up your man card. You may be male, but a man you are not.

I dare you to go home and tell your mothers and your wives you let a pregnant woman stand while you could sit beside her so you could read your paper in comfort.

Wussies.

Further, I've seen (standing myself mind you) entirely too many women do the right thing when the "males" sitting around the area (who no doubt think base on the comments here "F her, my comfort matters more") forgot they had a pair and some duties that go along with it. So, a big salute and thank you to you ladies out there who've taken up the slack some of these metrosexual "all about me all the time" males have refused to haul.

I see tons of field grade officers-to include the Brigadier General level and above-on the Metro (as well as lower levels). There are untold numbers of others who ride in civilian clothing.

There's definitely F-bombs' (clear and loud) throughout the single player portion of the game, and others as well, but less noticeable. The violence is pretty graphic as well.

YMMV, but I probably won't let my 14 year old have unfettered access to it (and definitely not at all for my younger daughter).

C-

I was one of those "outed" by the Roanoke Times in 2007, and I'm still pissed off about it three years later. But I would have been a whole lot more pissed had their online (searchable!) database contain my updated home address, but it didn't as I had moved a couple miles away since receiving my CCW, and Virginia law didn't require the re-issuance of the permit for such things (it is connected to your driver's license however, so if you are pulled over, the officer already knows you have a CCW).

Other Virginia newspapers published this information, but in thier papers, and didn't make an online, searchable database like this maggot did. Gun owners did get on the ball here, getting personal information of the "reporter", thier editors, etc., as well as contacting all thier newspaper's advertisers. And credit where credit is due, then Gov. Kaine blocked the lists from being released afterwards.

If something had happened to my family because of that.....

Chris