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I don't care what genre it is as long as I get to beat up Rabbids and make them go "Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!"

Um... Visa starts with a 4. MasterCard starts with a 5.

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The real question at hand is: Did Schrödinger' cat really die? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schroedinger%27s_cat) If it did, then he needs to answer to PETA before they slaughter a cat and throw it on his grave in protest.

You completely miss the point of the "tree falling in a forest" riddle. It has nothing to do with chaos theory, Schroedinger's cat, or any other ponderance of physics or metaphysics. If no one is near the tree, it makes no "sound", but it does make a "sound pressure wave". The accepted definition of "sound" is something along the lines of "a sensation producted by a physical stimulus arriving at the auditory sensory organs". A "sound pressure wave" is the creation of vibrational energy due to friction or impact. Please research your riddles before misusing them.

Oh yeah, don't trust the media!

It looks like Sonic and I share the same birthday!

It's funny how people use the term "quantum leap" to describe something big when in reality a "quantum leap" is the smallest possible jump between two states.

Oh well, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantast VI, and Super Mario RPG, all rank high in my book.

For those who plan on selling a PS3 on eBay, be sure to check out eBay's policies as they have been cancelling auctions today: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/pre-sale.html

For those who plan on selling a PS3 on eBay, be sure to check out eBay's policies as they have been cancelling auctions today: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/pre-sale.html

What sets this game apart from American-made war games is that it seems to be a government-sponsored game about killing civilian targets. True war games are nothing new, but those aspects of this game are.

Woohoo, SEGWAY!