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So THAT was the song the programmers liked. XD I knew I had heard that music somewhere before, but I couldn't remember the name of the game... Ok, so I just got all the old vinyls that are going to be part of my inheritance... They include: Pink Floyd, Meddle Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon The Beatles, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles, White Album The Beatles, Alpha Omega Vol.1 & 2 The Who, Tommy Mike Oldfield, Tubular Bells (3 copies, the ones only sold to US military personnel) Xanadu OST Queen, Jazz Elton John, "friends" The Best of Roy Orbison Simon and Garfunkel, Bookends Simon and Garfunkel, Greatest Hits Survivor, Eye of the Tiger Survivor, Vital Signs Dean Martin's Greatest Hits Vol.1 Elvis, Worldwide 50 Gold Hits Vol.1 Pat Benatar, Precious Time Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, I Love Rock n' Roll The Beach Boys, Spirit of America Air Supply, Greatest Hits There are more, but those are the best in the collection.

Never heard of that before. Some kind of local cola? Nah, Coke's equivalent to Dr.Pepper.

And that makes them scary. I've never seen a tornado in real, and I hope I wont. I think such thing it pretty scary. I don't even want to imagine tsunami to see on my own eyes - but in the middle of europe it's quite impossible. I've been within 2 miles of a class 5 tornado... Not that scary. I was only 4 years old, and I thought it looked cool and wanted to sit by our sliding glass porch window to watch it. lol

I use Win7 HP x64, and I've customized the various hidden services etc. (more security, more performance, less excess crap that 1 in 100000 people use)

It's good, but not the best. How about American Pie, or Kashmir? Maybe even Time...

George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, and Paramount Pictures... Can't possibly go wrong with that combo. Add in Sean Connery for the Last Crusade, and you've got the winner!

I liked the original Mr.Pibb best of any drink ever. They replaced it with Pibb Extra, but that's just too sweet, and too thick of syrup... I've taken to cutting it with coke to make it taste more like the original.

I just preordered AC:B through Steam, hopefully it'll be good when it releases in 11 days...

I agree... Hopefully DX:HR and AC:B will fix that, and bring gameplay back up on par with the GFX and stories...

It's a laptop computer, made by Dell. 2GB dedicated, 1.75 shared. It's just as possible as the 2GB dedicated RAM on the GTX 560ti listed here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814261099 (which by the way is supposedly not possible according to several sites) Just because it's not listed as being possible, doesn't mean it's impossible.

Star Wars Episode 1 Racer was a good one when it first came out on the N64. I have NFS:U and NFS:MW, too bad they are mutually exclusive for installation. I do like going on MW, getting a GT40 and just completely destroying all the cops for an hour or 2... (yes, I can make the level 4/5 chases last that long in a GT40) Suffice to say, I like being able to customize the cars I drive to fit my style. My very first racing game was actually a DOS game called Bill Elliot's NASCAR Racing. Used to be able to do Talladega at 212MPH even around the turns in that game. There was another one I was going to mention, but I forgot what it was... Another obscure game...

Depends entirely on the game. Storyline is the redeeming quality in some games, whereas in others it would be just fine without any story. HL series, it's all about story for me. (and the modability) The Battlefield games are all about balanced multiplayer, and good gameplay. Crysis and FarCry were always about the graphics to me, but the story was cools too. Assassin's Creed Series is all about story. World of Warcraft is all about story and gameplay. Classic arcade games like Contra and Silpheed are all about gameplay. I can do more, but I feel it's already become redundant.

Maybe they're just waiting till The Tunnel is out...

Oh I see thanks. Well ok, it's your opinion. I like the post-apocalyptic ambiance anyway ^^ I can easily see myself using it both ways... The first just looks like a slightly greener version of an Arizona sandstorm to me though.

That's strange. I don't experience any problems with Quake 2, Hexen 2 or even GLQuake. I have no issues either... (I'm using a Mobility Radeon 5470 with 2GB dedicated RAM on the 11.2 drivers)

I have my own kitchen, no need for entering a doom filled one. Yes, but soon enough you will grow bored with your kitchen...and the Kitchens of DOOM will beckon you... If I get bored with my kitchen, I go in to my computer... Then back to my kitchen, and it's exciting again.

Because robots won't get mad at you if you're late to get home, and don't ask "does this dress make me look fat?".

He definitely is.

I'm seeding... I've got a 3 Mbps up rate. (384 KB/s)

I would've posted sooner, but I had an English teacher as the best friend of the family for 16 years, and I'm having trouble getting past the bad spelling and grammar errors. If you want me to be the editor and fix the errors for you, I can do that.

Right, and I'm sure Clem Junior in the southern states will invent the faster-than-light drive. You can't hack a quantum computer, any external eavesropping will cause the data to be essentially destroyed. I'm not sure what that is based on but it may have something to do with the sensitive link between data made through quantum entanglement, which is an insanely fragile system of entangled atoms. You're showing you don't know what a quantum computer is. A quantum computer simply uses switches that can be in 3 states instead of only 2. ("on, off, both/neither" as opposed to just "on, off") No reason for any info/data fragility, since the only part that makes it a quantum computer is the processor, and it only processes the data.

You get worse in your mandatory immunizations here in the US... (not including if you're traveling to or from other countries, which about doubles the crap they put in your veins)

Turn off the electric underwear... Must be a short in it...

Trust me, there will be some idiot in the US that will figure out how to hack a quantum computing satellite and sell his services to terrorists. Hackers have been using the old outdated ComSats for over a decade...

At least he knows how to smile, I wish I did. It looks strange when I try and do it. Pic now! I want to see the smile!!!