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Like with the Wii, I'm sure there are a lot of people out there that say it looks interesting and worth a buy, but then they'll decide that there aren't enough good games on it. My prediction is that six months after you buy one, you'll be making quips that it's "collecting dust."

Sausages for lunch. The refrigerator isn't working properly so we've gotta eat all the perishable food first.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Men-s-Captain-America-Hoodie/14690959 Ten dollars? Just TEN FUCKING DOLLARS for a hoodie? With a print? Clothes are so goddamn cheap in the US... A printed t-shirt would run you at least 20 euro's around here. That's because 80% of stores in the malls over here sell clothes. There's so much competition. Also it helps when Chinese slaves are making the clothes. Cheaper that way.

Also, Doom and Doom 2. I never played multi.

Probably Sid Meier's Pirates. I go back to that game every once in a while even though it's only about 10 minutes worth of minigames.

This bothers me, especially when every other commercial on TV references that you can do X via Facebook and Twitter. They are useful tools but they are way too overexposed. Oddly enough, the only girlfriend I ever had, I met through Facebook, back when it was in its infancy. I've since deleted my account, though.

I don't like facebook either but casual use wouldn't bother me. I can't wait until one day some disgruntled employee over at Facebook gets bribed by some hacker and hands out some sensitive passcodes and decryption algorithms. It'd be fun.

The horoscope one is Astrology.

Religion is something I can work with, and I'd prefer it to someone who isn't religious.

I swear that game, I've seen it before. Can't think of the name, though.

Yes it's important to have shared interests. Ages ago I had a girlfriend that was a devout Southern Baptist...not being one myself, things didn't work out too well.

Yes this is true.

Clown I thought the same thing and I don't actually watch South Park. Nice.

This.

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/snowfalls-are-now-just-a-thing-of-the-past-724017.html An interesting article from the year 2000.

I had a girlfriend once, about six years ago. We didn't talk much about gaming, really. She didn't seem to care much for it apart from a few casual things like The Sims and the like. It would be nice to be with someone that shared an interest in the same hobby...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XI8syJ-f88 I like the gameover screen from Shadowrun. Sad music. Also there's something horrifying about a bomb in your head going off.

I don't see the individual post count but I see the ranks.

Wow.

That looks so familiar but nothing is coming to mind.

Oddly enough I've spilled soda, soup, and all sorts of things on my keyboard and it still works fine.

Bagel with cream cheese.

I don't care for Facebook, much less Facebook games. There are enough quality games out there, many of them freely available, for me to bother with them.