Cheese Muffin

I've been known to NOT rinse my dishes before placing them in a dishwasher.

My second choice would have to be Animal Crossing for the sheer delightful pick-up-and-play aspect of it. Perfect for wiling away those idle minutes that pop up during the day.

I can understand no desire to download S&M... but the specs? I have a TERRIBLE computer. It wasn't made for gaming, at all. It's 2 years old with an integrated chipset (no actual video card...) and a paltry 500-ish MB RAM. I ran the games, both seasons, fine... there was a small handful of slow-downs and maybe it locked up 2 or 3 times... but it's definitely playable.

Sometimes I enter a government/civil building and I don't remove my hat.

For me?

Phantom Hourglass. Despite the annoyance the TotOK was... I have yet to see finer and more fluid use of stylus controls.

A few months ago, I decided I was going to try yoga... not a class mind you, but a book. I decided, because I was so -awesome-, I didn't need a mat. I have wood floors.

Buy. A. Mat.

Also, blocks are awesome if you're a clumsy buffoon like myself.

I laughed when I saw the Judge's breasts. They're AWESOME.

I sometimes take sugar packets from resturants.

"...gamers still want games with production values and narratives that rival those of big-budget movies..."

I consider myself a gamer, I just want fun in my games. Production values and narratives mean nothing to me if the game isn't fun. While they do ADD to the experience, fun is first and foremost to me. Pretty graphics and sweeping epics mean nothing to me if the game is a chore to play.

I'd buy the game right now, but school has left me near broke.

Feel like spotting me thirty bucks, David?