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http://www.shakeout.org/ Most likely not the link you saw but it will pretty much give you the same info. Bay Area got about 67% possibility for a 6.7 or higher in the next 30 years while So Cal has had any major ones coming from San Andreas for a very long time (150-300 years).

So, if I buy this on Amazon, I should be able to link it up on Steam, correct? Also, is the limited edition worth the $10 more? Ninjas... hrmm...

Well, what the article says is true. In theory, if you were in a gang/organization like the Yakuza, you only turn criminal on your rivals and... people that owe you money but to other folks, you treat them like human beings. Of course, there are folks in there that blatantly disregard the rules and tradition in place so yeah. Give them a bad name besides the fact that they are violent. Also, dean and to anybody. The San Andreas is due for two major earthquakes. One in the LA region near Palmdale and another in the SF Bay Area near Hayward along the locked Hayward fault. The main trunk of the SF portion of the San Andreas blew over back in 1906 so, it should be pretty quiet for many decades or even centuries to come but... it is locked into place. So folks in California, get ready to rumble at any time. For sure in any 20 years old lifetime. So be sure to pack enough stuff to eat and such for a week. 72 hours is just way too short as seen in Katrina and Japan.

Looks like the folks in Japan have made their own Minecraft wiki. http://www26.atwiki.jp/minecraft/ When will we see crazy Japanese Minecraft creations...? ------------ http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/03/18/a-howl-minecraft-vid-shows-pet-wolves/#more-54347 WOLVES.

R, don't remind me that people can make it happen. Dumb, stupid, powerful people.

The reactors themselves held up really well. Its all the other things like the pumps and engines that failed.* Not to say that we don't need new reactors. Imagine how much better they could of done if they were 40 years newer. :\ Man, I have enough of the nuclear talk. I'm going to put my bets on them securing it. I have faith in them. When it ends in a success or, heaven forbid, a failure, then I'll come back to talk more about nuclear stuff. Folks in Japan, fight on. *Its like how old cars survives crashes but the person and stuff inside not.

I finally gotten around to watch Howl's Moving Castle. Late, I know. I've listen to the soundtrack for a long time before this and man, the soundtrack sound so much better when you have watched the movie. I have to say that Sophie is one of the most interesting leads from the Ghibli's films I have seen.

I'll get this game when its a tad bit cheaper. Doing a final college saving run. :\

I could read it on my phone. So no excuses on it being too long... Good read. I will wait on part 2. Its fun to see how realistc tactics work in games.

I heard that the valley of Hell is lovely this time o year as well.

Nothing, misread and stuff.

Haha, you had to do it in picture too.

Holy... remember when the United States can build stuff that fast? Yeah, me either.1 If it wasn't for the nuclear thing, I like to think Japan would/could rebuild pretty damn fast. As for the nuclear reactors, I heard that they will try to get the generators back online or something kind of fix to end all of this. 1- I'm only half kidding... and this applies to most people nowadays. To be fair, its only a road and that it will take a new pave job later but for now it will work to get from point A to B. "Only" italicized because we all know how long they can take for road improvement projects...

Yeah, chances are that is THE reason why. People have to stop looking at folks back in the past being all muy serio. They're human, they fuck up and like to fuck around like we do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQOvv-ykWqU

Reactor 2 exploded and it seem to have damage the core. Also, there seems to be a fire as well. This is all from what I heard on the radio...

OoT but... there's more Wonders to watch!? -glee-