MrEverdred01

@refinedsugar Me too! If somebody used this mod and remade that game then I would be so happy.

Almost all programs use the same algorithm to compute a random number. This random number is based off of the clock on the computer. It's possible that having grown up in a world of technology, the students have some subtle, subconscious hint of what will happen next based off how much time has passed since their last click. It's a stretch, but I think it's more plausible than humans are psychic.

I thought that Darwin realized the error of his ways in his lifetime. I learned about this way back in middle school and that's what the teacher said, but she could have just been assuming he figured it out.

@Skaz You can use almost any usb mouse or keyboard on the PS3

@pax copia, woah I didn't think of that. That will be lovely. If netflix streams through remote play, I hope they make an ad or two on that to inform people.

for the "Self-Fulfilling Naked Prophecy" . . . who tivos the weather channel?

twss. if this isn't $5000 I might get one. idk though. I've never had good luck with Dell products.

I got really bored one day and I wondered what the most expensive alcohol was, so I visited Google and found that most alcohol as expensive as the Scotch in this article is expensive because it's rare and it's gone through something amazing like it was brewed in secret at the holocaust or something, not because it tastes good. Stuff like this costs so much money because somebody can buy it and put it in a museum and then actually make money off of it in the long run by making people pay admittance fees to come see the old bottle of alcohol and oogle at its greatness. Either that, or a super-rich person can buy it and put it next to his rhino horn and dinosaur egg on top of the fireplace and amaze guests with the story of the bottle of alcohol at his cocktail parties. This Scotch is only expensive because there's just 12 of them and they were made in 1951. It doesn't taste like a candy orgasm. It still tastes like scotch.

yeah that's what I was thinking. That app was in the top 25 most downloaded for a while too, so it's not like it flew under the radar or something. And how could an app be more one-sided and "politically-charged" than fully endorsing one political party's candidate and not the other during a presidential election?

Is that oval thing some sort of newly-designed analog stick? I hope it is. I don't see how games like Resident Evil 5 would work well without one.