Mr_Putter

At least this gives me a reason to plat SC1. I've never even opened the box.

But I want to go to bed now :(.

How could you live in North America and not know who Bob Barker is? He's got to be among the most known celebrities in NA.

As of right now it's cancelled, and I doubt they would make this big of a deal if it was just Starcraft: Ghost. Unless it's got updated graphics and is being released in a month.

As many of you may know, sometime soon Blizzard is going to be announcing their new game. So let the speculation begin! Do you guys think it will be: Starcraft 2 Starcraft MMO Diablo 3 Diablo MMO Warcraft 4 World of Warcraft 2 An entirely new take on an old franchise (ie. Starcraft Ghost, but not including an MMO). An entirely new IP. Personally, I'm guessing it's Starcraft II, since it's being announced in Korea, and because it's long overdue. However, I wouldn't put it past them to make Diablo 3, but that's more of a hope than an actual guess.

I watched Little Children. It was ok, surprisingly intrigueing. My dad walked out after 50 minutes, and I'm on medication so half way through the movie I threw up alot and the stench made me feel sick. But anyways, I really couldn't stop watching. It had sort of a creepy kind of feeling, so even though I was afraid somethign terrible was going to happen, I had to know what happened to the characters. Overall an OK movie, but just very interesting.

I'm gonna start playing AoK again, it's very, very well designed. I like it for my larger scale, overall strategy based kind of game. I like WArcraft 3 for my small scale, tactics/micro-management kind of game. Other than that, I don't really play much RTS. I just find that most strategy games take far too long to get into, and with my busy schedule I don't like to spend months at a time on the same game. So that's why I never got into Total War/Warhammer 40k/Civ (actually turn based, but wutev). Though I might consider getting Company of Heroes, because I hear that's really good.

Everyone just plays DOTA now...Because it turns it from strategy to action. I actually still play the real game. 4v4's to relax, 1v1's when I feel like an intense experience. 1v1 players are really good, and you have no one to rely on but yourself, so winning feels so much better and losing feels so much worse.

I doubt it. The 360 and PS3 aren't that much different, I dont think the PS3 has the power to run it. At max settings, it certainly doesn't...But PS3 is slightly more capable than a 360...Both SHOULD get it to play at low/mid, but it will never look as good as on a PC. And to the first guy: You say its release on PS3 as a fact? I would say it's about 50-50.

I watched The Last King of Scotland...It was ok, but nothing stellar. Forrest Whittaker was pretty good, but I wouldn't say as good as last years Best Actor (Phillip Seymour Hoffman), It felt kind of incomplete, disconnected almost, as if you were observing rather than actually being in the movie. Another factor cud be that I ended up finishing it at 5:45 in the morning :oops: .

I don't think it is. The 360 couldn't support it at all. It's theoretically doable, but it's that Crytek doesn't want to sacrifice graphical greatness just to reach a bigger market. Or at least that's what they're saying.

Why, if you've played it every day since release and are disappointed, are you still playing it?

Hah, aside from Part III of the English one, I could do that in grade 8. We just didn't know tangent yet, and even though it's not difficult we don't get that til high school. As for the Chinese one, it's significantly harder but when you actually read the question it's very doable for a math student. It would just take more time and effort. Probably closer something you'd see on a math competition test. I've forgotten most of my math and freed up brain space for my current subjects.

Why would you cry watching this movie? I guess it is kind of sad in a way, but it still keeps that style of comedy going throughout the whole movie. Do you like the other Tim Burton movies? Well, I personally didn't as I said. Everyone says they cried because they were so mean to him, but I guess that part of it didn't really hit me that hard :\.

Edward Scissorhands. How canah you hava hand likah scissah? Whatah you goin-ta do on the toi-let-ah?! Yea, so anyway, it was OK. Everyone I told I was going to watch it said I would cry, but it wasn't bad at all, overall a fairly satisfying ending. It's not really the kind of movie I'd look forward to seeing again, but it went by without too much pain.

Despite what some people say, I've never gotten used to wearing them. I mean, they still hurt after an 8 hour day (or less), and I don't just 'forget about them'. And I've had them for I think 2 years now.

I was terrified of darkness as a kid, aswell as small places (I still have a faint memory of my brothers trapping me under a blanket and jumping/beating on me). However, now I prefer it - but only in some conditions. I only like darkness if, say, it's bright and I turn to light off: This makes it so that there's no surprises. When you enter a pitch-dark room, it's the fear of the unknown that gets you. Even if you are 99.99% sure nothing is going to be there, there's always that slim chance there's something scary/icky there, like a big gross spider just waiting to pounce on your face. Or something.

Nice guy pose!

I can only think of a handful of retro games that I consider to still be relavent today. I prefer modern (say, the last 10-12 years or so.)

Current School: 9/10 Current Job: 5/10 Job: Poor pay, I seem to get treated worse than a lot of the people there (though, oddly, I get better shifts). Everyone their is mistreated. The only reason I don't quit is I need the money, and I can't risk not having a job for a while. I could look for a new one while I work, but I really don't have time or energy. I mean, some days I'm happy enough there, sometimes it's like hell. School is pretty great though. Very easy. Unfortunately, I have no plans. I'm in senior year. Had I taken the correct prerequisites, I could pretty much do whatever I want, whereever I want (within reason; pretty well everything in Ontario. I'm not Harvard material). But I have no interests. I don't want to be a doctor or an engineer like many of my colleages. So I applied for history, and am probably going to go to the closest possible university for it (I got accepted to all 3 places I applied). I might take a business minor, or a double major, or completely switch it up once I get there. I've always been about keeping my options open (with a double major history/business I could do a lot of things...law, teaching, business). Unfortunately I have no real will to do anything; I just know I want/need a career. And the thing is, out of the 2 leading candidates for universities I want to go to: 1 is a tiny, average kind of school where I could likely get better history AND business education - the other a larger, nicer place that offers limited history and average business education.

Is rubbing alcohol also a disinfectant? Anyways, the mouse and keyboard set I have came to a whopping 13 dollars combined, so I don't imagine my mouse is worth all that much. I could just buy a new one.

And I think force wave or whatever is dark. That's pretty much essential.

I think he might be messing with you Parabola. :mrgreen:

Yea your 2 points just countered each other there :? . The billboard thing. That very well could be nothing, it's not enough to say for sure that you will be able to travel to the other places.

Actually me to. Work stinks, but I've got over it. I'm afraid to go to University next year, but it will probably work out OK. School got tough, but it was far harder last semmester. I'm sick right now, but it won't last. I was never really happy during the first 2 years at high school, but now I don't really want to leave (but I don't want to be one of those losers who stays around for a few extra years because they can't let go-besides, most of my friends are leaving). It's taken me til 2nd semmester grade 12 to finally realise that it's all down hill from here. I have lots of friends I get to hang out with everyday. School isn't a challenge for me anymore and I get amazing grades. I have a new computer. I'm getting my liscense soon (should have already but wutev). I have enough money (wish I had more :P ). The only bad things are that work clogs most of my Friday/Saturday nights, and I procrastinate too much. Overall, I've come to realise that I leave a pretty above average life compared to most people in the world, and so I am happy. My point: Wait until your hormones of teenage years stop going nuts, and you'll be fine. P.S. With me saying this, something bad will happen within a few weeks. Guaranteed. That's just how it works. Something BAD bad.