CorgiShinobi

Obama's address said that intelligence received a lead back in August. It wasn't much to go on, but I guess you can't be picky when it comes to tracking high profile terrorists. Anyway, I believe in the address Obama said a plan was formulated last week, so this isn't a "What the- Osama is here" ordeal. A lot of careful planning went in to ensure things went by smoothly, and of all things to not let him escape after such a long period of time.

Basically what staySICK said. Like I said in Dean's status update, if this had happened years ago, it would have been a much bigger event. Yes, Osama hasn't done much since 9/11, but much like a typical murderer, your life essentially ends because authorities are after you. In this case, Osama had the entire United States Armed Forces trying to capture his ass. So while there will be other terrorists, at least the man responsible for thousands of deaths has been put down. The man who caused a child's father to never come home from work, for a man to become a widower as soon as his wife left one morning, and a grandparent to never see their grandchild from New York. It took almost a decade, but the bastard is dead.

Do you like Team Fortress 2? Do you like Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged?

I agree with you FLD; first was alright, but the second is an abomination. The third... I'll probably give it a $5 matinee chance.

See, I don't believe Sony necessarily "messed up" their security. Every type of security can be "hacked." There are just some that are more easily cracked (Gawker) and some that take a lot of time to infiltrate and decrypt. Or I don't know, maybe there's an article out there in the maelstrom of PSN "news" articles that offered evidence that the security was a sham. If so, how come it took almost five years for someone to get practically useless information? Honestly, I think having a Facebook profile has put me in greater personal risk than anything with PlayStation Network.

I got my bundle today for $64.99 + sales tax ($70.13). I haven't played it in full, but I think I'll get enough fun out of the thing. With that discount, I can't really complain. I'll want to get a Nav controller in the future as well.

I'm looking forward to getting online play the most. Malicious, if you haven't played Portal 2 co-op yet... PLAY WITH ME! I just finished today, but I would like to help out a friend. *cough* To get a trophy or two... *cough*

I think I'll resurrect this thread for a mini rant. I've got completely new roommates. While my previous roommates annoyed me, they were still fun 95% of the time (albeit company). I've got one who's really cool, but he's very politically minded. As a moderate, it can be unsettling being around someone who's a "winger," to carefully put it, most of the time. Another is decent. I still haven't talked with him enough, but there's some unusual things about him. Namely... his name. His name is Jonathan, but he has a nickname: Jona. It's not Jon, but it's also not Jona as in jo-na. (i.e. Jona and the Whale) It's pronounced Jon-a... Lastly, the one that constantly... just, you'd have to see to fully understand. My main problem is the guy molests the couch. He wakes up, takes his laptop and bed sheets to to the couch, and festers there for most of the day. There are stains that I can't explain, and it's embarrassing to have to tell friends and co. to either not sit there or that we have to clean the couch first. Also, he smells everything, stares at you without talking, and mumbles gibberish whenever you're alone with him.

Saw this on IGN and immediately I jumped for joy. I only fell down because I realized PlayStation Network is still down.

Congratulations on living up to three decades, and may there be plenty more in store.

This Friday's Penny Arcade:

There's something almost comedic about the phrase "Da Vinci Edition."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aieMbyVv2U4

My opinion as well.

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Wow, an actual VG Cats comic that's funny for once. I thought those went the way of the dodo bird; tragic and idiotically.

Well, I got an email from Sony not too long ago. It's basically all the stuff you've been reading online, that is, if you've been investigating it yourself. Otherwise, this is probably the best thing they can do as of now to stave off any rabid theories. It was still a little vague on exactly what happened, but I'm thinking that's because even Sony is not aware of the damage. I mean, they've hired people to do an investigation.

My address isn't even current, but still, what would someone do with all those addresses? Introducing the PSN User Phone Book! Fine, then the three month package. Depending on how much longer it will take to "rebuild" the network, we could be sitting offline for quite a while.

Yes, just... YES!