OutLander

I'm gonna second Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Hilarious anime. Plus it's got a chick in it wearing a flame bikini and carries what I would guess to be a .50 cal sniper rifle.

50, I believe. It got to the point where I quit hacking stuff and just bought it all out.

I actually kinda liked the Game Fuel. I beat BioShock, and the first thing that went through my head was, is that it? The end of it was really underwhelming compared to the rest of the game. Also, if you guys want to play something, Halo, Bomberman, Gears, whatever, my gamertag is OutLanderRed.

Count me in. Gamertag is OutLanderRed. Also, cool videos.

Awesome. So that's why images of some 16-bit randomness popped into my head when I heard that one. I take it then that you just kinda start messing around until something comes to you, then?

So far I'm liking what I'm hearing. I do have one question though: how much did video game music influence you when you started writing these?

Makes me glad that I didn't get one then.

That's actually part of what makes the game fun for me. Especially when you can use corpses as meat shields and then promply throw them at your enemies with Telekinesis. That actually saved me from about a dozen security bots yesterday.

That was so innuendo laden that I don't even know where to begin. Anyways, I like my DS. It has served me well in the short time I've had it.

I've heard that the skins are a bitch to get off. And they leave all kinds of residue on it. As for restricting airflow, all the ones that I've seen have holes cut in them so they don't restrict it. As for everything else, meh. I could care less about the theme I have. Especially since any text that's on it I can't read because I don't have a high-def tv.

I was waiting for it when I first heard about it. When I got the demo, I was excited. When I played it, I was hugely disappointed. It just didn't feel like a C&C game to me. I'll probably buy it when it drops in price to about twenty or so bucks. The only thing that was really cool about it was the sidebar. And I could probably find a few gripes about that as well. I was afraid that it would fall into the mediocrity that is known as EA Games. And it seems I was right. It doesn't help EA gain any points with me when they insist on releasing a patch the day a game is released. It supposedly fixes bugs that shouldn't of even been in the final release anyway.

And that's the problem with A LOT of MySpace pages. There are alot of people that I know that I couldn't stay in touch with without Facebook, and there are the odd few that have MySpace. So, that being said, I have both. But I prefer Facebook.

It depends on the style of desk. I just use a regular mouse pad because my desk wouldn't pick up all of my movements. But I can't say anything about mouse pads that are specially made for optical mice.