Alyxx Thorne

Respect for food died once the MC brothers invented fast food. and not all food companies treat there animals like that. also you gotta think like a suit, what is cheaper treating the product nicely that would cost more? or treat them like utter crap and make more. Its sadly human nature to go for the get rich option. Well, I know for a fact that a lot of people would love to pay extra for some good conscience.

Yeah, I tried Vista actually and it worked pretty okay for me. But 7 is better.

Same here.

You're the first person I've seen that uses the term "giraffe balls". XD I grew up playing Need For Speed 3: Hot Pursuit, personally.

To each his own. It's still a good game in my opinion. But I can understand little details like that can bother some people.

Personally, I loved XP. Vista was a headache. 7 is pretty nice though, I like it. Same here. 7 is pretty much Vista without the suckage.

It's funny that during Vista's short lifespan, more people used XP than Vista.

Yeah, I've played it on my brother's PS3. It's an awesome game. I've also played Burnout Takedown on XBox with a friend and I remember I loved it. But that's more than a coincidence considering Criterion, the developers of Hot Pursuit, are responsible for the Burnout series.

Aside from the hard components of a computer and the BIOS, the Operating System is the most important thing, software-wise. From the old days of DOS and Unix-based systems, to our current days of Windows 7, the Operating System has allowed us to communicate with our computer and allowed us to use it for virtually every application there is. What OS are you using at the moment? I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate.

I think what makes Freeman's Mind work so good is that Ross is actually a decent voice actor and has great comedic talent. He also adds a lot to the game instead of just playing it.

That's a better idea actually. I guess we tend to forget this forum is not about Half-Life but about Ross Scott's humor.

Congratulations on that then. I'm glad you got so much out of the game. Gran Turismo is not really my taste because such "simulator" style racers that focus on realism often become boring for me.

Eiffel 65 feat. Kim Lukas - All I Really Want

I'm disagreeing with most people there. I think it's an okay rock opera song, but... best song ever? Come on... I'm pretty sure that's why I think it's so great. It's so incredibly overrated. EVERYONE knows it. Even if they hate it, chances are, they'll still sing it. If you go to a theme park, and you're in a large line, and you and a group of people start to sing it, you bet your hairy ass the entire line of people will join in. It will be on the news. I know this. I lived it. Haha yeah, it's definitely overrated.

I'm disagreeing with most people there. I think it's an okay rock opera song, but... best song ever? Come on...

I think it's in the Japanese culture to be afraid of disasters. Atom bombs, quakes, and giant lizards.

I think both of us have pretty much the same opinion there. I've stopped watching Barney's Mind. That says it all. While I respect his attempts at making a decent tie-in with FM, it felt like he tried to be like Ross Scott a lot of the time. Shepard's Mind (with the suggestive abbreviation "SM", lol) is indeed the most enjoyable next to FM.

Wow, that's devastating... It was today. I was in school when It happend. My geograph teacher told us abou it. It's sad. I hope it isn't one of a signs of the end of the world yet I wouldn't call it a sign of the end of the world. Japan is sadly one of the countries most often struck by quakes.

Yeah, he's on a drug called Charlie Sheen! He's mutated from weed.

Everyone who downloads it should seed it. I am seeding it 24/7.

Wow, that's devastating...

Never heard of them before to be honest.

He has done cocaine as far as I know.

Another racing franchise that I love is the Super Mario Kart series. My favourite is actually the very first on the Super Nintendo. Way to show off Mode 7 there.

There're Steven Spieldberg's movies, He like to do such. Actually George Lucas was behind them. Spielberg was the executive producer on them.