I guess it just sounds like it makes more sense ... well ... "to the knee" that a lot of people say, as oppose to "in the knee" like how most of the guards would say it. Grammatically speaking, they're both correct, one of them just sounds a bit more direct than the other. At that point, it's just semantics.

Because a lot of my friends seem to act like a bunch clowns sometimes.

At that point, the father should be a little bit more careful when it comes to passing around his Apple ID credentials. I do know that in order to make an in-app purchase, you need to put in your Apple ID password. I would know— I just bought some new lenses for a camera app using the in-app store about a minute ago…

Actually, I'm pretty sure it does, but for the sake of humor and exaggeration, that part was cut out.

I honestly chuckled when I heard about this meme for the first time, but that was about a week before I actually started playing Skyrim.

Actually, maxing out your characters isn't all that hard. One thing I remembered is that if you haven't completed the six missions on Gran Pulse that are arranged in a circle, then it's a little easier since the Adamantoises haven't been converted to Long Guis. If anything, I'd just do the one that awards the Genji…

Speaking of Final Fantasy XIII, I finally got all the trophies in the PS3 version yesterday.

Beats me ... I have no idea what's the actual size of the PSV memory stick...

I don't know about you, but I have one of these in my PSP loaded with two 16GB micros in them and works just as great.

I'm pretty sure that's a Lambo, dude.

Whether or not that bit of information was omitted on purpose or not doesn't change the fact that the code can expire and cause an inconvenience to the consumer. Although, it is nice to know that I could get another one for free ... it just means I have to spent some of my quality time making a phone call or filling…

I sure hope so ... forking an extra 10 bucks would be just wrong!

I'm guessing this is to make up for price depreciation over the course of the year thus hinting the customer to purchase an unexpired online pass, which seems borderline criminal to the consumer if you ask me! You're not really *forced* to do it, but if you want to play online, then you would need a new code.

Exactly! XD

Simple and neat ...

I posted this in the original speakup thread, but I'll share it here as well ...

Pfft ...

A little bit of both—

Besides the date, the difference between that posting and the Kotaku posting is that this article mentions that it's been put up for sale recently. It wasn't for sale over a year ago.

Looks ... delicious!