unkn0wnwarrior

3/10- just a few times, really.

Ever heard of parents unwilling to let their children spend money on Internet games? Ever heard of kids reasoning with their parents and paying themselves? That's what I did. 8-) Most kids with parents who won't pay for them won't let them pay, either. My guess is they feel it will have a larger impact on their grades, which may be true with all of the extra content. However, I do not fall under this category (anymore).

That video was pretty funny. But yeah... I'm not gonna eat my kids. If I ever have any, that is. :lol:

I never learned my lesson. :oops:

:lol: I never wear jeans as well. Jeans are the most comfortable piece of leggings the world as ever known! :shock: I'm with the anti-jeans group. I used to wear them, but I couldn't stand the feeling on my legs.

Coke is better. Sorry... I can't hear you over the sound of HOW AWESOME PEPSI IS... :-w Pepsi wins. :thumbup: Pepsi = :-X Pepsi max = :thumbsup: Pepsi gets my vote. I tried Pepsi Max once, but could barely finish the bottle. As for Coca Cola, I can drink it, but I find the taste to be lacking.

Not all, but certainly more than there should have been. But part of the fun is seeing the jokes in their correct context, which trailers cannot effectively do. Unless trailers are four, five minutes long. In which most modern ones, are. Even with longer trailers, you don't get the FULL effect of the joke. However, after seeing a trailer a few times, the jokes get old anyway.

Oh, I like them, it just annoys me that Molson isn't Canadian at all. Technically, those commercials are only about the Molson Canadian beer. And Molson has been on "Canadian" soil for over 200 years, so it is at least partially Canadian. Fair enough, although it is an american company pretending to be Canadian. More or less, yes. But as I said, the advertisements are about the one kind of beer as opposed to the company as a whole.

I have just under 7.6M in coins, and about 15M in items... I'm rich, eh? I usually have far less than 100k, though.

Oh, I like them, it just annoys me that Molson isn't Canadian at all. Technically, those commercials are only about the Molson Canadian beer. And Molson has been on "Canadian" soil for over 200 years, so it is at least partially Canadian.

There have only been a select few in that genre I have liked, and most were 007. I only liked those because of their single player, although the multiplayer wasn't bad. I agree that the prices are too high, though, but most games are ridiculously overpriced, anyway. As for Reach, I don't know anything about it, so I have no opinion right now.

Its that day Canada was United as 4 Provinces...And the Day Canada Gained Independence from Britain (Or is it still part of the Common Wealth?). We weren't fully separated until 1982, with the Constitution Act, but we became a Dominion July 1, 1867 (with the enactment of the British North America Act). I actually love those commercials. But, I also get to work on what is supposed to be our country's birthday. I should call in, but I can't afford to. And of course... Happy Birthday Canada! 142 years old, already?

To be honest, the only part I have liked in any of the Halo games I've played is driving the various vehicles.

teleporting? an hp level? Teleporting yes. Hp level, no, cause that just comes with training. But if your're not paying attention to it, and you don't expect it, is it not a surprise?

I used to do that as a joke whenever my friends saw me with their fancy new accounts :lol: Although, they usually left out the please.

I believe there is nothingness. The only existence you will have after death is in the hearts of loved ones, and anything you were famous for. Although being a spirit in this world would be fun for a while.

If a player cares enough about the game to get level 99 in a skill, then they hardly need more convincing to get membership. After all, they're already willing to commit hundreds of hours to the game, so there's a pretty good chance they're willing to commit $6. And if they don't, chances are pretty good they have a valid reason.

Mario- should return to the basics. 2D, Mario/Luigi/Yoshi vs Bowser + minions to save Princess Mushroom/Peach. Zelda- I haven't played the newest ones, yet, so I can't say too much. But the old ones were very good, and (despite the views of many people) I thoroughly enjoyed Windwaker. I haven't played any Wario or Metroid titles, so I don't really know much about those. Animal Crossing, I've only played one, but it wasn't the greatest. Pokémon should be stopped after the Gold/Silver remakes, since it would help complete the diamond/pearl/platinum pokedex.

I haven't seen most of mine since I left school 2 years ago. In fact, I have seen 2. One at his workplace and one at my home. Luckily, facebook has kept me in touch with most of them.

No spamming isn't as fun, but at least I would use them again.

TodayI woke up at 8:30... I didn't move until 9:30, and then played PS2. When my sister came in, we switched games and played more PS2. At 11:00 I went online, and now I'm here. Up next, shower, then more internet, then off to work for 2:50.

Lucky we have what we have? No. Jagex knows the importance of F2P to the survival of the game, and thus we get OCCASIONAL updates. Are we spoiled? That depends on your point of view. From where you sit, we are spoiled because we get updates now and then. From our view, and many P2P's views, we get what we need, with an occasional bonus. Of course, there are those who think we should get EVERYTHING, but they should never be taken seriously.

I think it was a comic book, then a toy, then an animated series, then a movie, then several new animated series' and comic books and now 2 new movies. Or something like that.

1253/116=10.8 And I'll not be gaining a combat level in a long while.

I've only played one of those :oops: But I admit that the rest of your list (with the exception of your new favourite, since I'm not a big fan of golf) looks promising, too.