@BubbleF**kingBuddy: well its not like he can actually trade that in game money for real money, but its still a shit ton of money in game

@Philip Barnett: It's the power of perception. People are getting more stupid, so it is perceived as the criminals are getting smarter ;)

@ToastyUterus: I tried to play today and couldn't even get into a game. I think EA has let it go to shit.

@Tomsta_666: yes the normal level cap will now be 58 without the paid dlc

@Jekku: i remember that ending lol. best way to tell people they need a life

this dude is freakin awesome

@Helis: well, this was tried before with food. Fruit; its great on its own and people love it. Cake; also something people enjoy. Fruitcake; something people throw in fruitcake toss competions, especially in Colorado

@bananafishtoday: +1 for awesomeness

@Murray Hewitt: the problem with the impact theory, is that there are no fossils in the 65 million year bed. Zip, zero, none.

@Lemonade: The evidence only goes so far till they can't explain anything besides a little "all the the matter in the universe was in a mass the size of this period: . and then exploded."

Can anyone here actually post a link or a summary to the actual language of the law? It almost seems like we get just keywords: "Law banning videogame" followed by "WTF NO WAY 1st ammendment rights." What exactly is this law abridging, and what exactly is it not abridging?

@RsK: sounds just like him

@Fernando Jorge: the problem is not super saiyan, but he had to get to super saiyan level 2

Civilization 5 on this? I think so

"Avatar, and other such hugely renowned games."

@Stem_Sell: They tested that at the KFC near me in Middletown, RI last year. People thought I was nuts when I said I ate a sandwich that had chicken in place of the bread

you can't trademark such a generic term. that would be like me trademarking "The" as a word and trying to force people to pay me to use the word "The"

@Tanneseph: that's exactly how i felt after one playthrough. it was a great time, but i've never played it since

so science needs to step up and start engineering elements by screwing with protons.

interesting, to say the least