Sonkun

I need them because of grey-matter splatter. When you blow up a zombie, that stuff gets everywhere. Ever get it in your ear canal? That stuff is impossible to get out of your ears! Ear protection that provides complete coverage can help minimize awkward conversations later at Christmas cocktail parties.

"Um... You've got some zombie bits leaking out of your ear."

"I'm sorry? What did you say?"

"Your ear - it's leaking fluid."

"Drat! I thought I got the last of it!"

Yeah. Not the way to impress the ladies.

Snarks.

My favorite thing about Bioshock? That I can win it through joyswag.

I wants Bioshock! Give it to me big daddy!

Nothing would make me happier than getting this before the official release date and free.

Oh my. This would be nice, because I love big daddies. I can't wait to experience the Rapture!

Turkey with LOTS of BACON! MMM... bacon. Sausage, bacon, and sage stuffing, squash cornbread stuffing, green beans, baked sweet potatoes with marshmellow, candied Edo and mashmellows, salad, mash potatoes and bacon/ham/turkey gravy, cranberry sauce, fresh annadama rolls and fresh sour dough bagettues, pumpkin pie, pecan pie, apple pie, maple cheese cake, cinnamon nutmeg ice cream, tea.

Yum.

Dumb, Dumb, Dumb, Dumb. Hell, even dumping that 10K into a 6 month CD (current national average yield of 5.55 percent) will cover the cost of a bran new PS3 on interest alone.

F*cking stupid.

Who are you people that you play a game for a year and can't get to level 60 in WoW? I mean, come on-WoW's about the easist MMO there is. Even if you don't grind, you can get to 60 in a just a couple months simply by questing.

You all must either suck or REALLY suck. No two ways about it.

For me, one of the best bost fights would be from Baldur's Gate II, when you are forced to fight in 9 ells and fight the the various forms of Bhaal. You fight the Slayer, various other attributes of bhaal, and then Irenicus. Each 'test' has a good or bad way of accomplishing them - The thing that made this fight so memorable to me is the dialog between each encounter, and how your choices influenced which attributes suffered or were rewarded. I replayed that fight sequence over and over, enthralled with the replayabilty of that fight. That was a great RPG.